Oceanographers study the oceans and coastal areas, including the circulation of ocean water as well as its physical and chemical properties. Hydrologists study the circulation and physical properties of underground and surface waters, as well as various forms of precipitation. Job outlook and earnings Click here to visit the National Bureau of Labor Statistics page on geologists, hydrologists, and oceanographers. State agencies Education K-12 University Graduate School UNH Department of Earth Sciences Visit the earth sciences department's Web site for more information on the UNH program and links to a number of geological organizations. Electrical engineers design, develop, test, and supervise the manufacture of electrical and electronic equipment.
Computer engineers do similar work with the hardware, software, and networks in computer systems.
Job outlook and earnings Click here to visit the National Bureau of Labor Statistics page on computer engineering. Click here for similar info on electrical engineering. Some careers in electrical and computer engineering Computer Network Engineering Computer System and Application Development Software Design Digital Signal and Image Processing Integrated Circuit Design Internet Applications Development Medical Electronics Design Robotics and Automated Manufacturing Technical Management, Marketing, and Sales Wireless Communication and Telecommunication Engineering UNH Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Visit the electrical and computer engineering department's Web site for more information on the UNH program. You will also find a page that shows the contributions electrical and computer engineers have made to our everyday life plus info on jobs available in the field and nationwide. Engineering Technology combines engineering and scientific knowledge and methods with technical skills that support engineering activities at all levels.