You won't make it

@@eli8069 thanks Mr positive

@@eli8069 why would you say that?

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For that you've to work hard and study well.

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All the very best

@@priyamdutta9878 Just enjoy learning

Thank you!!

@Alexander Larson EMF

Thanks

Thanks so much bro

Thank you sir 🙏

Do you need to know this when you go study for it or can you learn it there

Become an electrician then

me too

Can i ask some questions about the field

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sooo....how was it?

Almirante Watashi Al parecer si lo escribiste bien hehehe ✌✌¡¡Saludos!!✌✌

Hola!! Cómo te ha ido con la carrera?

¿Como te ha ido en la carrera?

Same here

When you study for a Electrical Engeneer do you have to know about it or can you learn when you study

Hey, it's gonna be hard. But if ur dedicated. You got this! Never give up.

+KMP Brothers thank you!!

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Use c++ for programming it's easier to create program and it's not hard to study it

Cool

Dude , im studying mechE and i was thinking to swich to EE ...which one is better ?

@@merchantmarine9961 I would also like this answer

Research about semiconductor devices

Lol 😂 😂

Sometimes. It all depends on the field you work in. If you go into power and robotics them its lots of field work

You need to know if the university you're attending is an ABET accredited school. I am planning to do the same. I'm flying back to the Philippines next year to get my degree (still undecided if it's ME or EE) and the school that I've decided to go to is ABET accredited.

Raven de Leon thanks for the information! Do you know how I can find out if it is a ABET accredited school? And nice what college. Did you go to?

michael vigil Speak to an advisor and ask about what classes are required for the university you want to transfer to. Some classes may not transfer so be sure to clear that out with you advisor and you may have to change your degree so it’s for a transfer (an advisor will help with that)

+Roaxed thank you for suggestions! Appreciate it.

Like the 7 minute mark? 😂

Ab Sharma Youre dealing with electricity on a daily basis lol minor or massive loads. Shit gets dangerous man

Opportunities are enormous.

He he

It just depends on what focus you do really. If you are working with electronics you might be doing more testing and hands on. Smaller companies have their engineers do more variety of work like design and testing. Some companies have design engineers and they pass their work to test engineers. On my experience I work for consulting designing water treatment facilites and it is more of a desk job. So it juat depends what focus you do and what company you work for.

@@arturoes96 thank you so much

simon: Most universities publish the list of classes required for the major, and you can probably find free lectures that will teach you the same thing, as well as free textbooks online. Also, find an electrical engineer in your area to be your mentor. if you cannot find an engineer, find an electrician to work for: it will give you hands on experience and show dedication to future employers. Engineering education often teaches you what the people and products that work for you do and how they do it, as opposed to learning for the purpose of doing it yourself. Also, for every digital software product that most companies use (which costs $$$), there will be a free one that accomplishes the same end goal. Maybe start an electronics repair business on the side to pay for some tools or textbooks! good luck!

@@grantballard4362 exactly

Checkerboard dope instrumental though, had me spittin a lil outro rap

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Jeremiah Tassinari I’m not a non-believer but please stop spamming.

This video is such a cop out lmao

Lmao same

Wish you all the best!!

Maybe Mechatronic, combination of EE, Mechanical and some computer science

F3dox I've got the exact same problem. So what have you decided by now?

Same but leaning for the eletrical engineering

Mech

I came here for that, but my thoughts are that they're almost same in terms of branch. Depends solely on interest

its okay guys now i am a management major

That's the most important question

@Kim Jong-Un thank you wise kim. How's pyongyang?

Yes bro I am here because of iron man...😍😍

Umm.

Yes you will

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May be made in a hurry

Yeah I saw this particular report myself, the market looks bleak for other engineering practices also.

Larry Jackson Jr u guys sayin its currently not good to study for electrical engineering?

Well they just updated the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the electrical engineering field is now going up 7% in the next 10 year. Now that sounds like great news until you start speaking about how many new jobs will be opening and it will only be 21,200 new jobs in the next 10 years. I think it is an okay major to go into as of right now but remember that it is a really competitve field and electrical engineering isn't exactly the easiest engineering out of all of the other engineering majors.

@@michaelrestrepo1511 It is one of the hardest engineering types. Currently, I am a Civil Engineering student but I think about going to Electrical Engineering maybe, idk yet

@@coolaccount7990 I would choose where the jobs are at in my opinion. You have a better chance at getting a job as a civil engineer rather then an electrical engineer.

Haha I love calculus

wow he had one typo he must be stupid