Which Electrical Engineering Subfield is For You? 

Only engineers specialize in the field they despise out of pure spite

@@trenbolonefiend420 it’s crazy right? I hated materials and graduated in computational materials science doing Monte Carlo methods for grain growth prediction when I completely hated materials..

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Glad I could help!

thank you so much! you should join our discord and meet other EE students! discord.gg/dZUbkpHDsB

Of course! What did you like about it?

Thank you so much! If you can leave a review on amazon review about what you liked about it I would really appreciate that -- it would help reach more students!

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Great idea, this would be a very important video

I have a video titled "this video will make or break your engineering career" it touches on it a bit, go watch it

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We would appreciate your guidance on the following topics, based on your expertise: - Optimal methods for absorbing EE books. - Effective note-taking strategies for EE students.

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They go hand in hand.

Thanks for sharing!

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@@samuelbarretoT-T São Paulo

how can we help more students find it?

Partially thanks to you ;)

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I am very limited on time, I like these raw uncut videos as a video editor is one more thing to manage in my life

its done with good intentions, I doubt anyone would complain. If anything im showcasing their images

@@alithedazzlingyeah i get that, but your channel just started if you get big later on , youtube themselves could see this and copyright you themselves , maybe do your videos as you do, but when you actually show the images go to a website you can actually use photos of just to be safe , i wouldn’t want this channel to get deleted , you only get 3 strikes!

Thanks, good insight! Do you have an interest in law in general? what made you think about this? @@jonathanaguilera32

⁠@@alithedazzlingif you google “can i use google images in my youtube videos” it will tell you you’re NOT allowed to use it and you can face legal consequences. something as simple as someone reporting your video could do that. I have a youtube channel myself not on this account, but most people know this so i don’t need to be particularly interested in law to know that. Just do research on the images and you’ll figure it out for sure. Keep up the good work !

thanks a lot for the heads up! @@jonathanaguilera32

hardest is one you find least interesting. easiest is one you like the most

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really tough choice, I know A&M is the better school, but Austin is a growing city in tech. I would visit both campuses and go by which one feels right for you

@@alithedazzling Omg, thanks for your response. Texas A&M is better? I always thought UT Austin was a better for engineering haha I have visited both campuses, and I like UT because of the city, and I like A&M for the campus itself, so I would like to go to the best in academics for EE, so, in this case, A&M would be the best option? I really appreciate your help!

you got it

very true -- I am making a part 2 soon discussing power and controls in more detail

I think electrical circuits will always exist, photonics may replace high speed things -- it will be entirely application dependant

@@alithedazzling I’ve seen research saying that photonic chips can have processing power of over 3000 TFlops, that means that computers won’t even have to have GPUs anymore and just rely on their integrated circuit. It will make computers more efficient. Just depends when we can actually see this technology get implemented.

yes youre not married to one field

too many variables for a stranger like me to give advice -- follow your intuition -- only know deep down know whats best for you

@@alithedazzling I agree with you . Even though I strictly believe that that as an engineer you should be learning all the time and cover as many disciplines as you can and go deep . This is the only way where you can excel in the long run. In other words be a “T shaped” engineer having one specialty as opening to all the others by learning

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i dont know enough about the topic :/

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Do Computer Engineering…EE and Computer Science Combination…short route and you can study both…they have some EE elective courses to take…Good luck brother…

I have to ask, what math classes do you lack in compsci? don't compsci majors also take calc?

@@splinx1768 I was a music major before changing my major, hence why I’m just now starting math at a collegiate level. I also had no clue I’d ever try something like this when I was in highschool, so I didn’t aim for high level math classes. I understand I’m pretty behind but I’m very willing to put *a lot* of work in to get where I need to be. The thing with compsci is that the classes don’t require math prerequisites, so I can immediately start taking them. With EE, I need to have Calculus with Analytic Geometry to even start the classes, which is fair because EE is very math intensive. Because of that, it would take me much longer to graduate as an EE major, extending an already very comprehensive degree program. In Florida (maybe this is a country wide thing, I’m not sure) there’s a big emphasis on completing your degree on time. I still have to take methods of calculus, but I can start on the compsci classes before I get to that point.

⁠@@splinx1768essentially I’m allowed to take compsci courses as I’m catching up on math, whereas if I were an EE major I would need to get through a lot of math classes before I could even start the curriculum. I still will end up taking methods of calculus though. At my school the bare minimum for starting the EE program is calculus with analytic geometry. I was a Music major before switching to compsci which is why I haven’t taken any math classes until this point. I also didn’t have much direction in high school because I had a pretty rough start in freshman year. In any case, I’m 100% willing to put *a lot* of work in to succeed in math. compsci and EE are definitely fields that I’m passionate about. My school just cares about graduating in a timely fashion a lot and trying to get into the EE program would delay me significantly. I honestly wouldn’t care about graduating late if I could take that path, but I’m still extremely happy with this path.

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sure, I always choose expereicne over degree but some companies will likely value degree too

the electrical part of robotics is electronics, technically a subfield yeah but id categorize it under both electronics and software

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windows is better

I am not sure, but things like power/energy systems should be a safe option

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very cool :)

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Same here but I got a nursing degree instead... I think you have the upper hand and it won't be difficult to make the switch with high level math and physics courses already covered in your degree

@@reyoscura9229 Yeah , I do have the basics , but I think time is a really big constraint I am already 21. Worst part is I am uncertain what I like.

find electrical design jobs and apply. make a linkedin/indeed profile

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There's a DJ From there called Maor Levi, I was curious where was from -- have you heard of him?

@alithedazzling I have not but at least we're on the map for the right reasons😅, and since you replied il take this opportunity to let u know that I've been binging your videos lately as I'm in-between choosing a major (physics/EE) And they are super insightful, keep doing the great work you're doing

@@danelben2683 thank you very much, glad you find the videos useful!

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Thank you! I just joined

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university at buffalo

@@alithedazzling gotchu i appreciate the reply 🙏🏾

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what did u actually do?

It’s never too late, I went BS Econ to MSEE.

@@hassanriaz3571 Biochem and C.S. (double majored for a while and ended up minoring instead).

@@richardramos5124 That's cool. I'd love to hear how and why you did it if you don't mind!

posting a video about it soon!

thanks sir @@alithedazzling ❤❤

hmm thats a very open ended question. I think there will always be need for problem solvers with technoloy background. You can ask with all the other EE grads on our discord, just post this in the main discussion or advice section discord.com/invite/dZUbkpHDsB

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@@alithedazzling really? I wouldn’t get shocked with working with moist hands?

@@hissahdw3936 most stuff is insulated, you can alway wear gloves if your hands are super sweaty -- it might be a bit inconvenient

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bad joke i guess

haha i like it

do it

It is an inter disciplinary field that overlaps both EE and CS, you can focus more on the low level side such as assembly, shell or kernel or the high level developement side depends on your knowledge background

@reyoscura good answer man, you should join our discord, would help a lot of students :) discord.gg/dZUbkpHDsB

you can ask here or in our discord