I'm going into engineering and recently found myself in

>>17407735
>learning leadership from classes

just no
you can get some basics but those you can read up on the internet as well, this is not something you learn without doing it

here's some tips tho:
-be firm, clear but open
-be consistent, don't play favourites
-walk the talk, if you say you'll do something fucking do it, don't promise something you won't be able to do
-show respect and be understanding, but draw the line and don't be a pushover

>>17407762
Aren't there certain courses and classes that are designed for leadership skills though?

>>17407762
I guess what I'm saying is I'm not sure why it would be a bad idea to focus and direct my studies into being an effective team leading engineer, with my major being engineering and maybe a certificate or minor in something else.

>>17407781
are there? we aren't the ones who know your uni/college

but leadership/management is one area where i believe that while classes might give some tips, the true learning comes from experience, so iw ould suggest utilize that role the best you can because it will matter a shitload more than any course you would take