1, majoring in vehicle engineering

Employment orientation: Graduates majoring in vehicle engineering can work in the design and manufacturing departments of rolling stock, subway, light rail vehicle and automobile, and can also engage in automobile sales, automobile service, automobile maintenance and other industries, and can also participate in the planning, design, construction, operation and management of urban transportation system.

2. Information Engineering Major

Employment orientation: Graduates of this major can engage in industrial and electrical engineering-related fields such as motion control, industrial process control, electrical engineering, power electronics technology, detection and automation instruments, electronics and computer technology, and engage in engineering design, system analysis, system operation, research and development, and economic management.

3. Computer science and technology.

Employment direction: There are basically two routes for the career development of computer science and technology graduates: the first route and the pure technical route. The second route, from technology to management. This transformation is particularly common in the computer industry, such as writing programs, which is a very brain-consuming job. Employment requirements are knowledge that college students majoring in computer science and technology should reserve.

4. Mechanical Engineering and Automation Major

Employment orientation: Graduates majoring in mechanical engineering and automation can apply CAD and analysis software to research, design and manufacture various electromechanical products and electromechanical automatic control systems and equipment in relevant state departments, scientific research institutes, universities, enterprises and high-tech companies, such as designing, manufacturing, developing, testing and researching high-tech products and systems such as industrial robots, micro-electromechanical systems and intelligent devices.

5. German major

Employment orientation: German majors can engage in translation, research, teaching and management in foreign affairs, economy and trade, culture, press and publication, education, scientific research and tourism. German professional positions such as German translation, foreign trade salesman, German customer service, German teacher, sales engineer, German foreign trade salesman, German sales, German teacher, sales assistant, translator, assistant to general manager, assistant to foreign trade commissioner, etc.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Beijing Institute of Technology