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#reasons #electrical #engineering #major
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#reasons #electrical #engineering #major
It's look good explanation but no logical thinking because the best things should have only one without any support from the others knowledge if you need another knowledge to help you do something, you should not say you are the best because it is team spirit matter everybody is important every knowledge is important please don't miss understand between leadership, personal characteristic ,knowledge and personal Capability.
mechanical engineering is evergreen.
Funny but mechanics has us flying in the air ✈️ not electro magnetics
Wait wait, what about quantum mechanics? Is it similar to EE?
Friends and relatives say that im excessively proud to be an electrical engineer.. i tell them “screw you , u dont understand”
"The Art and Science of Ultrawideband Antennas" by Hans G. Schrantz is a great read if you're into E&M.
The author focuses on energy flow to understand antennas, in particular, but presents a novel viewpoint applicable to any RF/microwave/optical device.
If you can't hack Physics, EE is a good fall-back.
Dynamical Systems, Semiconductors and Phase Trasitions were my areas of interest as an Undergrad and in Grad School.
I landed a job at a company that worked with Microwaves where I learned about S-parameters and how to skate around a Smith Chart. (I learned from "Applied Complex Variables" by John W. Dettman that the Smith Chart is an example of a Möbius Transformation.)
Electromagnetism is my favorite field theory.
Engineering lesson #1: How interesting a field of study SOUNDS bears no importance into how interesting it will be to study it.
Electrostatics was modeled with fluid mechanics??
Electrostatics was modeled with fluid mechanics??
EEE here, I agree, BUT I find other engineering majors also exciting. Respect to all 👍🏼, otherwise, we wont be on Mars now.
Bit of a biased POV – sure majority of pieces you work on have electronic components, but who said you need to know how they all work? IE if you work in automation, you don’t need to know a lick of EE to design automated systems. Just PLC programming, which generally you’re paired with a controls/automation engineer to do the programming while you’re focused on the mechanics.
Also, way off on the representation of mechanics – you’ve got vibration analyses, thermodynamics, heat transfer, fatigue and stress analysis (this is the biggest), and so much more. Just handling the geometry in each of these disciplines is complicated enough.
I totally agree!!
Mechanics is definitely more interesting, not that imaginary stuff yall do
@LCSIGN Only if Tony @ LC Sign says so.
As a computer engineering undergrad hoping to pursue RTL design, I'm so happy that you called computer engineering "a branch of Electrical Engineering" – a lot of people seem to confuse CompE for Comp Sci, even though they're fundamentally different.
The falling pen becomes interesting if you ask why it falls
Glazing EE is why I subscribed
Why is everyone crying because he violated all other engineering majors. It's not that deep 🤣
just got myself into EEE…hope this goes well
Physics has all of them
ChemE is the best 😎
Mechanical engineer here, mechanics is way more interesting when you actually study it. Part of mechanics is understanding energy as well aka thermodynamics. Your computer would get fried without fluid mechanics and thermo knowledge. Vibrations and acoustics , aerodynamics, hydrodynamics,studying hurricanes and tornadoes? Yup ME knowledge. The heart of technology? Electricity drives some mechanical systems. Never met an EE that designs motors, wind turbines, etc. Need both and both are fascinating.
After graduating electrical and electronics engineering don't want to do anything anymore 😢
Electrical engineers are too specialized mechanical engineers can work as an electrical engineer and many other things
I work in electricity market
Chemical engineering is in literally every product too
Im thinking of getting a theoretical physics degree but idk any jobs that I would be able to get with it, tell me if you know some.
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Bro I'm believing you and choosing this major. If things don't work out in the future, you're going down with me 😒
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Fun fact : ee is a ghost field
Bro roasted Fundamental force gravity 😂