What I do as an Electrical Engineer(part 2) 

@TotheK I N G D O M I want to go into CE as well. But I wasn't sure if CS was a better option. Mind if I ask why you won't do CS?

Lmao. I have a feeling i'll end up in the same position as you.

@@AVL-Tree Electronics Engineering is a subset of EE and is very much related to software dev. As an EE major with an electronics focus, I'm forced to take an Assembly course that essentially teaches me about how CPUs process surface level languages like C++ in the background and I will be taking a machine learning course as an upper division elective to get an even deeper understanding of this. Electronics Eng. and Computer Eng. have a lot more in common than you think.

Thanks man! Yes I had no idea what I would be doing learning EE

Thanks for your support man! Yes Software Engineering/Computer Science is quite popular now a days but other fields also program quite a bit.

@@RelearnMathwhy no videos

@@user-se9rv2xy6i No time my friend

NIce! Yes the programming language is dependent upon the application

Of course man i'm bad at math but i still got that will to be engineer in electronic

@@Brown597 I took Mechanical Engineering, I'm not qualified cuz I have no laptop or pc. Still Engineering tho, goodluck to me

Yes, especially as a new grad..they can't expect you to know. Most companies will have a "training" period or at least let you shadow an experienced engineer.

What was your GPA?

@@RelearnMath oof

Big OOF

What are you doing now?

Field Applications Engineer

Yes, that or else do a coding emphasis

I'm a EE major. I took an Intro to Programming class at my community college for dirt cheap that was for CS majors. I got an A in it and it helped me out for my follow on "Programming for Engineers" class the next semester when I transferred to my 4 year school. Learning a programming language is like French or Spanish; you have to practice in order to be competent. Both of those programming classes where the easiest compared to my other major specific math intensive courses, so you'll be fine. *But definitely look into familiarizing yourself with Matlab,* your school should offer the software for free.

Sarah Minhtran yeah... U r from.... What u do

Ece

C++

But can you tell me the reason? I live in India..so which is more demanding here?

@@nikhilnaidu1383 I don't know what's more demanding but I can tell you C/C++ are languages that are "closer" to the hardware and thus better for EE

It’s a long process, took me about 2 years to feel comfortable with the work. It’s just like everything, it takes time.

C, Python, VB

Original name yes

Go to my channel, I have a video called “how to prepare for Engineering”

Maths and physics

Yes, Electronics is a subset of electrical

I have another video on that!

REACH link ?

Look through the videos

I’m not familiar with those subjects

i believe PLC and SCADA are under electrical engineering, not electronics or computer

SCADA has a very good scope. You can work for oil and gas companies, factories, power companies etc. You will most likely be creating displays and assisting control room operations. Get trained with using OASyS DNA

Course is under Control systems/ PLC programming

Hey! Yes I'm supporting a project in the Irvine area! I think I was there!

@@RelearnMath Daaaang! I wish I wouldve said Hi! I wish I could've thanked you for helping me choose a career path in person! Hope to see you around man. I attend UCI so I'm always around lol

@@giovannicarmona1050 Nice man! I'm glad to hear that! I'll be in the area for a while! maybe we'll get to meet

Yes I’ve done FPGA programming with VHDL...not as fun as RF though imo

@@RelearnMath Do you have a video on RF? Any advice on getting into RF engineering? I want to work for an RF semiconductor company.

No job is easy man, but I think ee job is less boring compared to others

@@imram8788 thanks but i was aking if i its study is difficult than other fields ....glad to hear its not boringg lol

@@ratinderpalsingh6 I don’t take ee in uni but most of friends seemed to enjoy ee. According to them, It is hard especially towards the end of degree but once you grab the concept, it’ll get easier.

@@imram8788 thank for telling🙂

@@ratinderpalsingh6 how's it going? I'm enjoying the math. I wanted to get a good foundation of math so I took trig and a 6 week pre calc class this summer which was hella fast but I understood it and passed the final hopefully that helps me pass haha. because in hs I didn't really try in my math classes and always ended up with B's or Cs. Now I'm gonna be taking calc 1 this fall and tbh I'm excited not sure why I just finished a gruesome six weeks but exited as hell to start calc lmao. Hope you're doing fine mam

I don’t want to make videos about other careers because the value I would bring to my viewers is as much as I can google or ask others.

This is not a BS channel like Matt 'Dox-a-lot' Tran. He's not trying to sell something here. This channel is more genuine and I hope that he'll keep it that way.

Thn wt happnd?

Nah you are second

You know you can change the speed of the video.

Just don’t do engineering, bud. We don’t need lazy unmotivated people like you anyways. :)