Questions about ICE need to be answered ^_^

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  An Old Book

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  Disappointing !
  
  
  >_<
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  Don't be disappointed, friend 😀
  
  I'm not an I&C engineer. However, there are few things I know for sure: -
  
  What is about ? In which branch does it fit ?
  
  Instrumentation Engineering is about the art & science of measurements & controls. Every Industry you can think of will require machines, instruments, measurements and control - and that means, Instrumentation engineering is one of the VERY important branches of engineering. This is a separate branch of engineering combines Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, Design engineering and so on. Just like 'Electronics' is derived from Electrical to deal with lower values of current and voltages. There's no comparison as such.
  
  I&C Engineers are responsible for system productivity, reliability, safety, optimization, and stability in any industry.
  
  
  Does that mean If you want to be great in your specializing of ICE you have to know Automation , Control, Programing, Electronics and instrumentation very well ?
  Yep. But don't worry, it's not very difficult. In fact, I&C engineers get to study the best of all worlds! It's very interesting!
  
  Does our major deals with measurement and control only ? To measure the pressure and control the flow , is that how far we can get ?
  Well, don't jump to conclusions right away. Read my first response above.
  
  What can a great Instrumentation Engineer can do ? Can he do a project to be paid for millions ? Can he invent some thing that could change the world ? or get noble prize ?
  
  An engineer is an engineer and what he can do is defined by the technical skills. The cell phone was invented by an electrical engineer and not by an 'Electronics & Communications' or 'Communications' engineer (by the way, do read our latest Small Talk!). What I'm trying to say is that you're a luck guy who'll get to study the best things from different engineering disciplines and implement them. For the 'Can he' questions, the answer is Yes. But I'm not going to tell you how. You'll have to figure it out on your own.
  
  PS: Don't bother explaining it to people. They won't understand it anyway. It happens to me too. As an electrical engineer, people thought I was getting a degree to repair their refrigerators.
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  icehari

  hai, old book...
  
  I am an Instrumentation and control engineer, i can simply say ICE is a Hidden gold mine in the field of engineering. We are needed everywhere man, in every industry that is producing something right from a small needle to a very great dam across the river
  
  Measurement and controllers are needed everywhere...
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  An Old Book

  sorry for the late reply ..
  
  actually I wrote a long one but the internet was disconnected just when I click (post quick reply)
  
  I'm really thankful to you my friend, The big K, your reply helps me a lot !
  
  
  
  Icehari, your blog was added to my favorite, thank you very much !
  
  
  
  One last question, if I have any question related to analogue electronics which is one of our courses
  this semester, should I posted here or in electronic section ?
  
  
  ^_^