Electrical Engineering

[TheSiege]

any EE people out there? i am wondering what one can do with this degree??

 

[TuxDave]

<--- Designs CPUs.

 

[Savij]

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=el...al+engineering+jobs&btnG=Google+Search

 

[PurdueRy]

ANYTHING?

Dear god kid, what can't you do with it is more the question.

Automotive, Consumer electronics, elec. motor design, nanotech, biotech, IC design, Filter design, Semiconductor design/research, Robotics....the list goes on

 

[TheSiege]

im really thinking of getting my degree in this from the university of utah. i love electronics, i would love to know how it works, im pretty good at math and like it more and more everytime i learn something new. ive yet to do any real physics.

anyone else like this degree?
would you recommend it?
and should i go for a masters or would a BS do.

im 24 btw

 

[Goosemaster]

Originally posted by: TuxDave
<--- Designs CPUs.

cool.

 

[PurdueRy]

Originally posted by: TheSiege
im really thinking of getting my degree in this from the university of utah. i love electronics, i would love to know how it works, im pretty good at math and like it more and more everytime i learn something new. ive yet to do any real physics.

anyone else like this degree?
would you recommend it?
and should i go for a masters or would a BS do.

im 24 btw

you better like integrals

I call my major "Fun with integrals"

 

[Goosemaster]

Originally posted by: PurdueRy

Originally posted by: TheSiege
im really thinking of getting my degree in this from the university of utah. i love electronics, i would love to know how it works, im pretty good at math and like it more and more everytime i learn something new. ive yet to do any real physics.

anyone else like this degree?
would you recommend it?
and should i go for a masters or would a BS do.

im 24 btw

you better like integrals

I call my major "Fun with integrals"

do you have 'topics in differential equations as a required class' ?


School screwed me over by JSUT adding it (I have 25 credits left for my associates)

The class is almsot NEVER offered, and I decided NOT to take it after diff eqtns simply because it wasn't required and I didn't have any money.

Now I can;t figure out how'll I'll take it.....

 

[y00ycdz]

Originally posted by: PurdueRy
ANYTHING?

Dear god kid, what can't you do with it is more the question.

Automotive, Consumer electronics, elec. motor design, nanotech, biotech, IC design, Filter design, Semiconductor design/research, Robotics....the list goes on

what he said, EE degree is very very broad. You can concentrate on specific topics once you're into the EE part of the program (i.e. junior and senior year pretty much), such as trying to specialize in power, control systems, circuit design, etc... there are many different concentrations in EE.... You can, however, also take a broad range of classes, as I did. I, however, ended up in a job that has nothing to do with EE, but I like it more then I think I would have liked a job that dealt more with EE specifically.... I don't deal with EE related stuff specifically, but the EE degree got me the job, anyway, go EE, you'll have a broader range of job options in contrast to something like mechanical engineering...

 

[senseamp]

I think if I had to do it over, I'd probably not do EE, but maybe do bioengineering or something to do with geological exploration (natural resources). That's where the big money is going to be this century.

 

[TheoPetro]

im a physics major with comp sci/math minors at kent state right now and after thats done (2-3 yrs) im going to get an EE degree from akron U most likely. (all the math and phsyics will transfur)

i would love to design ICs or CPUs anything in robotics would be awesome too. where would be the bigest places for EEs to go? west coast? where?

 

[PurdueRy]

Originally posted by: Goosemaster

Originally posted by: PurdueRy

Originally posted by: TheSiege
im really thinking of getting my degree in this from the university of utah. i love electronics, i would love to know how it works, im pretty good at math and like it more and more everytime i learn something new. ive yet to do any real physics.

anyone else like this degree?
would you recommend it?
and should i go for a masters or would a BS do.

im 24 btw

you better like integrals

I call my major "Fun with integrals"

do you have 'topics in differential equations as a required class' ?


School screwed me over by JSUT adding it (I have 25 credits left for my associates)

The class is almsot NEVER offered, and I decided NOT to take it after diff eqtns simply because it wasn't required and I didn't have any money.

Now I can;t figure out how'll I'll take it.....

Yes Diff EQ is required

 

[ApacheXMD]

Originally posted by: TheoPetro
im a physics major with comp sci/math minors at kent state right now and after thats done (2-3 yrs) im going to get an EE degree from akron U most likely. (all the math and phsyics will transfur)

Apparently the English won't..

just kidding.

-patchy

 

[PurdueRy]

Originally posted by: ApacheXMD

Originally posted by: TheoPetro
im a physics major with comp sci/math minors at kent state right now and after thats done (2-3 yrs) im going to get an EE degree from akron U most likely. (all the math and phsyics will transfur)

Apparently the English won't..

just kidding.

-patchy

Kent read Kent write Kent State!

 

[So]

Anything that uses electricity is in the domain of EE-dom, from ginormous nuke plants to low power 65nm ICs.

 

[TheoPetro]

Originally posted by: PurdueRy

Originally posted by: ApacheXMD

Originally posted by: TheoPetro
im a physics major with comp sci/math minors at kent state right now and after thats done (2-3 yrs) im going to get an EE degree from akron U most likely. (all the math and phsyics will transfur)

Apparently the English won't..

just kidding.

-patchy

Kent read Kent write Kent State!

~sigh

my spelling and grammer are a product of akron ohio's public school system....with a dash of ADD when i was little. what i lack in spelling i makeup for in math and science. it keeps me at a happy medium.

 

[Martin]

http://www.zombo.com

this guy will give you a good idea...

 

[Baked]

Secret projects at the DoD.