Reverse Engineering

Reverse Engineering can help me to become a better problem solver because it will help me think differently. This will help in engineering because it will help me make less mistakes. It could also help me in difficult situations that require different ways to think.

Lab Safety Colors

In a lab safety colors are important for everyones safety. These have different colors have different standards and can protect you in the long run.
Red

Red usually means Danger or Stop.
This can pretain to Fire Blankets, Fire Extinguishers, alarm bars and more.
Yellow

 Yellow stands for caution and physical hazards that are nearby such as sharp objects and other items that can cause physical damage.
Orange

Orange usually means dangerous parts of a machine or energized equipment this can include: Gears, fuse boxes and more.
Green

Green designates safety locations for medical equipment like First Aid, Safety Showers, First aid dispensers
Blue 

 Blue identifies safety information used on informational signs and bulletin boards.

Purple

Purple represents radiation hazards.

Results for Spacefem survey

You might make a good
Aerospace Engineer
Aerospace engineers design aircraft, spacecraft, and other air vehicles. They work with the systems and equipment needed to propel and control anything that moves through the air. There is a great deal of overlap between aerospace and mechanical engineering, which is responsible for the physical design of all kinds of products.

Other scores:
Aerospace: 53%
Electrical: 38%
Chemical: 38%
Civil: 30%
Industrial: 30%
Environmental: 30%
Computer: 23%
Materials: 15%
Mechanical: 0%

My results on Engineering quiz

You might make a good
Computer Engineer
Computer engineers apply and construct computers needed for system design. They write software, design hardware, and work on improving capabilities like multimedia, mobile computing, simulations, and artificial intelligence. 

Other scores:
Computer: 46%
Industrial: 38%
Electrical: 30%
Chemical: 30%
Civil: 30%
Environmental: 23%
Materials: 23%
Aerospace: 23%
Mechanical: 15%
What kind of engineer should you be? Find out at Spacefem.com