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In this video, I'm going to show you how to add a caption file to one of your videos

inside YouTube.

Now, this has to be one of your own videos.

You can't add a caption file to someone else's YouTube video.

If you're working with a captioning vendor, they might ask which type of caption file

you'd like.

I always opt for an .srt file, since it's a very common type of caption file.

All right, so here I am on the main page it takes me to after I've logged in to YouTube.

You can click on Video Manager to get a list of your most recently uploaded videos, or

if you've put the video you want to caption in a playlist, you can go right to that playlist.

Once you've found your video, there are actually a few different ways to get to the

screen you need.

One way is to click on the video, itself.

It'll start playing as soon as the page loads, so I'm going to pause it.

Then, I click on the CC symbol that appears below the video.

This takes me to the subtitle and captioning screen.

Now for this video that I uploaded, you'll see that for some bizarre reason, YouTube

decided to publish some auto-generated Spanish captions.

I have no idea why.

So after I upload the English captions, I'm going to have to go back in and turn off the Spanish ones.

Okay, so to upload the caption file I got from the vendor, I click on this blue button

for "Add new subtitles or CC."

It gives me this dropdown menu asking what language I'm using, and I'll click on

the choice for English.

It then gives me 3 choices, and I want this top choice: "Upload a file."

So I click on "Upload a file"…

And I get a pop-up that looks like it's warning me about something.

But really, it's just letting me know that if, for example, it had already generated

some automatic English captions for me, that the captions in the file I'm uploading now

are going to overwrite those captions or any captions I had started manually typing out myself.

So I'm going to leave it on Transcript and I'm going to click the button for Choose file.

Now I've been adding a lot of caption files to videos this week, so it knows to go right

to my Downloads folder, which is where I have all the .srt files I downloaded from the vendor.

And I want the .srt file for Session 1 Part 7, so I'm going to go ahead and click on it,

then click Open.

Then I click the blue Upload button.

And then I can see that my captions have been added to my video.

If I want to, I can play the video and fix any caption mistakes here in the editor.

When I'm done doing that I click Save, and my captions have been added to my video.

Now, those random Spanish captions are still there. (Sometimes you might see auto-generated

English captions that you didn't want also turned on).

So I'm going to show you how to turn them off.

Sometimes, the button for those unwanted captions is grayed out, which means they're turned off.

But if there's a green circle next to it, like we see here with the Spanish captions,

they're turned on and you gotta turn them off.

Just click on the button that says "Spanish (Automatic)" (or "English (Automatic)")

and then toward the upper right corner you'll see a button for Unpublish.

But hold on, it's a little tricky.

Be sure not to click Save after your click that Unpublish button.

Okay, so I'll click Unpublish to turn off captions.

But I'm not going to click Save Changes, because if I do then YouTube thinks I've

edited my Spanish subtitles and I want to turn them back on.

Instead, I'll click Delete Draft, and then it'll ask me if I'm sure I want to permanently

delete this draft, which winds up deleting this set of captions.

So I'll click 'Delete Draft' because I do want them deleted and now those Spanish

captions are gone.

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Graduate program video for Harold Vance Department of Petroleum Engineering - Duration: 5:23.

Petroleum engineering is focused on the economic extraction of oil, gas and other natural resources

from the earth.

Life-long learning is a critical part of being the best engineer possible, and can provide

the skills needed to create unique solutions to tough problems facing industry today.

Graduate studies is all about acquiring depth in your specific area of interest and then

applying that knowledge base to solve practical and interesting problems.

The Harold Vance Department of Petroleum Engineering at Texas A&M University offers graduate degree

programs at both the Masters and Doctoral levels.

Graduate studies improve upon the general overview undergraduate programs provide by

focusing in-depth knowledge on specific areas.

These advanced degrees lead to vital opportunities within industry and academia.

A distinction of graduate school, compared to the undergraduate experience, is graduate

students work very closely with their supervising professor in a one-on-one relationship.

And, in fact, this is one of the joys of graduate school, both for the students and for the

faculty.

When you're here, you find yourself as part of a big family where everybody has answers

for you and everybody can help you, so it's not only your advisor or your committee members.

Here you can reach out to anyone and really, people is going to help you because they want

you to succeed.

The interaction with your faculty and with your advisor is very dynamic.

You meet with them and you brainstorm on how to solve the problems, and the most complex

problem from the industry, so it's the opportunity to make a high impact whenever you're working.

I came from a different department, chemical engineering, and into the petroleum department.

I was able to explore a number of different fundamental ideas through the faculty, and

they were all assisting me.

The petroleum engineering graduate program at Texas A&M, recently ranked number two in

the U.S., is recognized for excellence in teaching and research, both nationally and

internationally.

Texas A&M is ranked one of the top petroleum engineering schools in the world, and at no

other university I applied to would I have had the chance to study under such world-renowned

faculty, so that really interested me.

Texas A&M has a reputation for having one of the best alumni associations in the country

and, so knowing that oil and gas is a small community, I think being at Texas A&M, you're

not only learning the best that's possible, but you're also interfacing with your future

colleagues.

When you get to the graduate level, you start solving the problem, answer the questions

that regular daily operation in the field would not be able to answer.

Our classes are small, offering students the chance to work one-on-one with professors.

Having the largest and broadest petroleum engineering faculty allows our graduate students

to conduct research in any of the major areas of petroleum engineering.

One of my great moments on this campus was when I was privileged to use a CT scanner,

what we have.

It's the only one they have on campus, and I was one of the few students who knew how

to run it.

So, when they were doing the grand opening, I was one of the students that was selected

to actually speak with the industry people and basically do a demo, a little show on

how to use the equipment, and I felt very privileged to be able to do it.

You can take classes online.

You can go YouTube, take a class on anything you want, but there are certain things that you

have to come to school for.

This requires one-on-one interaction with experts.

I believe that graduate studies, where the students becomes a resident here, is going

to continue to be around for a long time because of that necessity of being in contact with

a person doing research, performing investigation.

Our students come from diverse backgrounds, presenting opportunities to work and study

with peers from around the world.

We also encourage independent research to help our students improve critical-thinking

skills.

I often describe the moment when a person is presenting their defense, that that moment

is when you're the world's expert on your subject.

And you're to create the mindset of us that you've done something unique and that you've

done something that you can be proud of.

And that is a contribution to the literature and to the technology base.

If I were to give one piece of advice to a prospective petroleum engineering graduate

student, it would be that you have to find something that you're really passionate

in.

And that means not finding an advisor and then try to fit his research into your interests,

but rather find something you're interested in, research it.

Be a little more introspective.

Find something you're interested in and passionate about, and then go to the professor

that you feel his research aligns with your interests.

And I think if you do that, you're going to be really successful.

I think you're going to find that you think about it all the time.

Harold Vance Department of Petroleum Engineering.

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Undergraduate program video for Harold Vance Department of Petroleum Engineering - Duration: 5:23.

In the Harold Vance Department of Petroleum Engineering at Texas A&M University, our curriculum

gives every student a solid foundation in engineering fundamentals before moving to

petroleum studies in reservoir engineering, production engineering, and drilling engineering.

It is top priority that our students are industry ready upon graduation.

This department will really prepare you for the industry.

We put a lot of emphasis on teamwork and that's how you're going to be working in your full time

career, is in teams consisting of a lot of different disciplines and expertise.

Our department probably has as much if not more exposure and interaction with industry

than any other department, so our alumni are very, very involved.

So we have a very strong alumni network, which is good when you're going out looking for a job,

right?

There's always somebody you can call and always somebody with this ring that you can

talk to.

We don't want you to go through four years and then show up at a company never having

seen a drilling rig or never having seen any of that, so to us that's very important

that you get that.

Another great thing about our department is that it's so diverse with its experience.

We have people who have worked all around the world, have had full careers in the oil

and gas industry, and then have come to Texas A&M because they wanted to teach later on

in life.

So you're getting a lot of different experiences, real world applications, what you're learning

in these classes, and that, to me, is invaluable.

I'm an international student.

And, to begin with, Texas A&M University, and the petroleum engineering department specifically,

has an impeccable reputation abroad.

The department continuously focuses on making the statement "I'm an Aggie petroleum

engineer" the most respected, prestigious, self-defining statement in the oil and gas

and petroleum engineering industry.

We are one of the top petroleum engineering departments in the country.

We have students from all over the world.

Since 1937, over 200 CEOs of major and independent energy companies in the country have been

Aggie petroleum engineers.

Definitely as an Aggie petroleum engineer, even at a company as large as Chevron, my

peers know that I'm an Aggie, and they know that, "Oh, she's got a degree from Texas

A&M?

She's going to be a step above the rest."

Our faculty have the highest awards by SPE, which is our society of petroleum engineering,

and also we have a student body that is really motivated to do that.

We have, our student (SPE) chapter is actually the best, the biggest student chapter at Texas

A&M, and the second biggest chapter in the world.

Our award-winning, highly published faculty are dedicated to ensuring the highest quality

of education to our students.

I teach students how to maximize well productivity in the most cost-effective manner.

I expect my students to come up with innovative ideas based on the basic knowledge they learn

in the classroom to solve real world problems.

As a professor, that's what I really enjoy: what the students bring in, which is a fresh

perspective.

I get locked in and I kind of, as we all do, we're following down what we think is normal

and what we think works, and then you get a freshman engineer who has no idea of what

the drilling process is and they say, "Well, why don't you do this?" and it's like

the light bulb goes off.

Well, why don't we do that, right?

Petroleum engineers are innovators who use cutting-edge technology to create new methods

of drilling, producing, and managing the extraction of oil and gas.

With the experience that I'm getting here at the top-ranked petroleum school in the

country and the large Aggie network that we have, I am not concerned at all about getting

a job in the future, and I'm really looking forward to working in the industry.

Now, we get you here, we train you to become an engineer, we send you out.

You're going to build your career successfully with hundreds and thousands of Aggie petroleum

engineers around the world, so it's a great ride.

I'm looking forward to seeing you in my production class.

There will always be a demand for energy as we are always increasing our population in

this world.

We are always going to be in need of bright minds to fix and continuously develop the

technologies to extract and explore for oil and gas.

If you truly choose a petroleum engineering career, you have no other place better than the petroleum

engineering department at Texas A&M University to go.

You will be equipped with the technical competence you need, and you will be supplemented with

leadership, teamwork, public speaking soft skills that is essential for your success

in the future.

Whether at home or on the other side of the world, out in the field or behind a computer,

in a lab or on a rig, petroleum engineers all serve one function: to provide the world

with energy, while safeguarding the environment for future generations.