ENGR 131—Fall 2013Answer SheetHomework #4 Answer SheetName:Purdue Login:Section Number:020Problem 3: Evaluate an Email to the Teaching TeamStep 3: List three problems/issues with each email.Issues/problems with Email 1 Issues/problems with Email 2Should begin the body of email with “ENGR131, Section X, [Insert Name]”Should begin the body of email with “ENGR131, Section X, [Insert Name]”Numerous grammatical and spelling errors Doesn’t use Purdue emailInformal salutation (“Hi”) He should have looked at the syllabus to see when the office hours were instead of bothering to email and ask when they werefree.Step 4: Rewrite one of the emails to make it more appropriate. Page of  ENGR 131—Fall 2013Answer SheetFrom: [email protected]: [email protected]: ENGR131: Team and HW03 ProblemENGR131, Section 019, Joe SmithDear Dr. Fisher, One of our teammates has dropped the course, and we were wondering what weshould do. We will continue for now, but may we get another team member? Also, Iemailed you previously about Homework #3, and was wondering if you had gottenthat email yet. Sincerely, JoeProblem 4: Explore Purdue Engineering #1Which engineering school did you select for this homework problem?Aerospace EngineeringEnter your answer(s) to the engineering school homework problem in the box below.Page of  ENGR 131—Fall 2013Answer Sheet1.) AAE matches my skills and my interests because I love to study the stars and the materials and make-up of our solar system, and have already dual-enrolled during high school in an astronomy class to suit that interest. Further, I am creative and have an inventive, engineering mind that truly often considers different ways we can get items andpeople into space, how to build habitats on Mars, cities in space, and more. 2.) When do we choose our concentration, either Astronautics or Aeronautics, and how easy is it to keep taking classes in both?What are the top three businesses that hire Purdue Aeronautics and Astronautics engineers?How often will we be able to physically make and do hands-on aerospace projects?Don’t forget to complete Step 2, the survey portion of this homework! See the homework document for details. Page of  ENGR 131—Fall 2013Answer SheetProblem 5: Industrial Roundtable PreviewStep 1: Why are internships and co-ops important?Internships and co-ops are important because they give a student real world experience indifferent engineering fields so that they know what to expect coming out of college, and sothat companies that will possibly hire them can know what they have experience in and what references to contact.Step 2: Choose one of the companies that hire freshmen and explain why you might want to work for the company after your first year of college.A freshman might want to work for Microsoft because they have 90,000 employees in over100 countries, and they’re all doing new and exciting things in the world of computer, industrial and electrical engineering. Those who will major in those things or who love working with computers would certainly appreciate this prestigious company giving themvaluable experience.Step 3: How do you think Industrial Roundtable corporate seminars can help you make a decision about which companies to talk to at the Industrial Roundtable?They can tell you more information about the individual companies, who might want to hire freshmen, and also which would be in your field of interest.Step 4: Why is it important to research the companies you are interested in talking to before attending Industrial Roundtable?You should research them so you know what the company does instead of wasting their time asking, when you have a limited amount of time to talk to them. Also, you will be ableto figure out what kind of people they hire and so then be able to point out your strengths.Page of  ENGR 131—Fall 2013Answer SheetPage of 