1, Department of Automotive Engineering
Automobile engineering is a branch of engineering, which teaches automobile manufacturing, design, mechanical mechanism and operation. This is a brief introduction of vehicle engineering involving motorcycles, cars, buses and trucks. It includes the branch research of mechanical, electronic, software and safety components. It combines the elements of mechanical, electrical, electronic, software and safety engineering.
2. Department of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
Department of Rail Transit (Department of Electromechanical Engineering) is a secondary college or department established by most universities of science, engineering and transportation in China. There are always undergraduate or specialist majors in mechanical design and manufacturing, automation and mechatronics. If you have a master's degree, it is generally one or more master's degrees in mechanical manufacturing and automation, mechanical and electronic engineering, mechanical design and theory, vehicle engineering, control theory and control engineering.
3. Department of Intelligent Engineering
Intelligent engineering has the comprehensive characteristics of multidisciplinary integration. Because of its short development history, it has developed rapidly. There are various descriptions and different understandings of its definition at home and abroad, and there is no unified and exact concept and standard. Intelligent engineering is to create various forms of intelligent systems.
Some suggestions on choosing a major:
1. Know the content and employment prospect of the major: Before choosing a major, you need to know the study content, employment prospect and employment direction of the major in order to make a better decision.
2. Consider your own interests and specialties: When choosing a major, you should consider your own interests and specialties, so as to better maintain your interest and motivation in learning.
3. Consider career planning: When choosing a major, you should consider your own career planning and choose a major that can meet your career development needs.
4. Consider the family situation: When choosing a major, you also need to consider the family situation, including the economic situation and the opinions of your family.
5. Consult others more: You can choose to consult teachers, seniors, and employment guidance centers to learn more about professional information and suggestions.