The Essay "Broadcast Engineering" is about all aspects of the broadcast engineer occupation, including work setting, education required, and pay scale.

Admit it, television is entertaining, if it was not, then why would ninety-eight percent of all American households own a television set? And of these households, the "telly" is turned on for an average of seven hours a week! You are most likely a watcher of the television and may wonder what goes on behind the scenes, or who keeps the show running. The people who keep television running twenty-four hours a day, seven days …

…television is growing slowly now that all major cities boast at least one television station. I am sure that anyone who truly wants to become a broadcast engineer can. Broadcast engineering is a great job for those who are very mechanically inclined and enjoy the work. There is much variation working as a broadcast engineer, and many different types of jobs that are related. If you like electronics, or television, broadcast engineering is for you!