Thoughts from Students from Mountain Vista High School in Mr. Allison's Technology Courses
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Guest Speaker Wertz
Reflect on your impression of Mr. Wertz. Did his presentation change your perception of Engineering as a career? Explain.
22 comments:
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I really enjoyed listening to mr. mertz. it was a really cool experience to learn more about engineering and a little bit more about the way satilites work. i enjoyed listening to him talk about his travels too. i think i would like a job that would be able to send me across the globe.
I though that he was a very interesting person. I enjoyed his presentation and how he showed how he is. Although he didn't change my perspective on engineering but he did increase my want to become a engineering. I enjoyed how he showed the aspects of engineering including travel. Though I may not go into arospace, i will look to it as something I might enjoy.
I really enjoyed listening to mr. mertz. it was a really cool experience to learn more about engineering and a little bit more about the way satilites work. i enjoyed listening to him talk about his travels too. i think i would like a job that would be able to send me across the globe.
Mr Mertz gave me a lot of useful knowledge on what it means to be a radar engineer. I now no longer deeply wonder how a radar operates. Aquiring this knowledge will be useful in the future. I also enjoyed the plethera of interesting stories he told even though I had to hear them twice. It just made me an expert on the subject.
Mr. Mertz had an interesting presentation. He made me look at engineers i a different manner. instead of being in the office all day Mr. Mertz got to travel the world and be on site wroking on radar systems.
Mr. Mertz was very knowledgeable when it came to Radar engineering.He had a lot of great and interesting stories that were very informative about how engineering worksa and what the life is of an engineer.
Mr. Mertz was a very interesting individual with many intriguing stories to share. I never knew that engineers would have to travel so much. I previously thought that they worked at a desk all day. His various business ventures to different countries were quite eye opening to me. I really enjoy foreign language and never thought that I would utilize it in the engineering field.
I really enjoyed the fact that Mr. Wertz took time out of his day to come and speek with us. I got to learn a little bit more about the field of enginering. I learned that no matter the what field you are in you are going to be traveling around the world to a lot of places. I also thought that it was really cool to learn about how radars work.
Listening to Mr. Mertz made me learn more about the opportunities that a career as an engineer can hold. I think it is so cool that he got to travel to all those countries and experience the world. Also, it was interesting that he was constantly offered new jobs which proves that engineering can be a stable career.
Mr. Mertz was a personable speaker that clarified the life of an engineer. His stories of travel were fun and made me want to travel for work. His shared experiences excited me about the world of engineering. The profession of engineering seems to have alot of options, and Mr. Mertz made it seem like you can enjoy the field you are in.
Mr. Mertz was very intriguing to listen to, his stories were very exciting. I would have never imagined that an engineer got to go on so many cool trips. I also enjoyed learning a little about how radars worked, and how militaries utilize them. Mr. Mertz's stories of foreign places, made engineering seem vital to all areas of the world.
Mr.Mertz seemed to be a great guy and he showed us some of the more causual day to day processes and exploits of an engineer were as others were only showing us the most fantastic things within the job. So while the other guest speaker tried to recruit us he just showed us how we would work day to day
Mr Mertz was an informative speaker that explained a lot of things about radars and how engineering is used worldwide that I didn't understand before he came in. I thought he had effective speaking skills and a great personality, but I found that he drifted off in to random stories irrelevant to the presentation. Not saying the stories weren't interesting, just irrelevant. And finally at the end of the period once the interesting visuals were being presented, class ended. Altogether, I left with an enhanced knowledge about engineering to keep in mind about my future career.
I thought that Mr. Mertz was very insightful on the life and career of a radar engineer. I've come to learn that engineers aren't stuck in a cubicle all day and have the oppurtunity to travel the world on various projects. This speaker has helped my decision on whether or not I want to be a engineer
Mr Mertz is a very good speaker. He taught me a lot about radars and how they work and how they relate to his field of engineering. I also found it interesting that he has traveled all aroung the world, is polylingual, and can successfully perform his job in other countries. Some of his stories were kind of whack but it is useful information about the culture change worldwide.
It was a privelage to have Mr. Mertz come in and talk to us during class. I enjoyed hearing about his adventures in the life and career of a radar engineer. What I found especially interesting were all the things he had to face and go through during his travels to different coutries. I've always wanted to visit China and it was interesting hearing his opinion on the culture and tradition.
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I really enjoyed listening to mr. mertz. it was a really cool experience to learn more about engineering and a little bit more about the way satilites work. i enjoyed listening to him talk about his travels too. i think i would like a job that would be able to send me across the globe.
Wo bu yao na ge renmenbi
I though that he was a very interesting person. I enjoyed his presentation and how he showed how he is. Although he didn't change my perspective on engineering but he did increase my want to become a engineering. I enjoyed how he showed the aspects of engineering including travel. Though I may not go into arospace, i will look to it as something I might enjoy.
Wo tai niu B le
Wo xihuan qu zhongguo
I really enjoyed listening to mr. mertz. it was a really cool experience to learn more about engineering and a little bit more about the way satilites work. i enjoyed listening to him talk about his travels too. i think i would like a job that would be able to send me across the globe.
Mr Mertz gave me a lot of useful knowledge on what it means to be a radar engineer. I now no longer deeply wonder how a radar operates. Aquiring this knowledge will be useful in the future. I also enjoyed the plethera of interesting stories he told even though I had to hear them twice.
It just made me an expert on the subject.
Love, colby
Ge wo ni de qian!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mr. Mertz had an interesting presentation. He made me look at engineers i a different manner. instead of being in the office all day Mr. Mertz got to travel the world and be on site wroking on radar systems.
Mr. Mertz was very knowledgeable when it came to Radar engineering.He had a lot of great and interesting stories that were very informative about how engineering worksa and what the life is of an engineer.
Mr. Mertz was a very interesting individual with many intriguing stories to share. I never knew that engineers would have to travel so much. I previously thought that they worked at a desk all day. His various business ventures to different countries were quite eye opening to me. I really enjoy foreign language and never thought that I would utilize it in the engineering field.
I really enjoyed the fact that Mr. Wertz took time out of his day to come and speek with us. I got to learn a little bit more about the field of enginering. I learned that no matter the what field you are in you are going to be traveling around the world to a lot of places. I also thought that it was really cool to learn about how radars work.
Listening to Mr. Mertz made me learn more about the opportunities that a career as an engineer can hold. I think it is so cool that he got to travel to all those countries and experience the world. Also, it was interesting that he was constantly offered new jobs which proves that engineering can be a stable career.
Mr. Mertz was a personable speaker that clarified the life of an engineer. His stories of travel were fun and made me want to travel for work. His shared experiences excited me about the world of engineering. The profession of engineering seems to have alot of options, and Mr. Mertz made it seem like you can enjoy the field you are in.
Mr. Mertz was very intriguing to listen to, his stories were very exciting. I would have never imagined that an engineer got to go on so many cool trips. I also enjoyed learning a little about how radars worked, and how militaries utilize them. Mr. Mertz's stories of foreign places, made engineering seem vital to all areas of the world.
Mr.Mertz seemed to be a great guy and he showed us some of the more causual day to day processes and exploits of an engineer were as others were only showing us the most fantastic things within the job. So while the other guest speaker tried to recruit us he just showed us how we would work day to day
Mr Mertz was an informative speaker that explained a lot of things about radars and how engineering is used worldwide that I didn't understand before he came in. I thought he had effective speaking skills and a great personality, but I found that he drifted off in to random stories irrelevant to the presentation. Not saying the stories weren't interesting, just irrelevant. And finally at the end of the period once the interesting visuals were being presented, class ended. Altogether, I left with an enhanced knowledge about engineering to keep in mind about my future career.
I thought that Mr. Mertz was very insightful on the life and career of a radar engineer. I've come to learn that engineers aren't stuck in a cubicle all day and have the oppurtunity to travel the world on various projects. This speaker has helped my decision on whether or not I want to be a engineer
Pyo cao le ni ma
Wo xianzai cao le wo ma.
Mr Mertz is a very good speaker. He taught me a lot about radars and how they work and how they relate to his field of engineering. I also found it interesting that he has traveled all aroung the world, is polylingual, and can successfully perform his job in other countries. Some of his stories were kind of whack but it is useful information about the culture change worldwide.
It was a privelage to have Mr. Mertz come in and talk to us during class. I enjoyed hearing about his adventures in the life and career of a radar engineer. What I found especially interesting were all the things he had to face and go through during his travels to different coutries. I've always wanted to visit China and it was interesting hearing his opinion on the culture and tradition.
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