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Thanks for putting it out just started my 2 year engineering degree. Let’s move the world forward

It’s a good start for very young people.

No Offense but these Day in a Life are so "cringe" Simply because its always of a Person Eating and just sitter in front of a Computer at Home and never actually doing Thier Job 😅

I graduated with a BS in EE in 2018 and it took me 4 years to land my first job ... Im working in defense as a radar systems engineer. This year(2024) i made $95k with less than 2 years experience(P1, i will reach my 2 year mark, P2, in April 2025)... yes, you will get tons of recruiters asking you if your interested in a job, but does not mean you are getting hired. I work with EE, ME, and Software engineers. I do a little bit of everything. Flashing new firmware and testing on circuit cards, project planning, build electrical block diagrams, data analysis, redlining old manuals etc... Not every EE is building PCBs and drawing electrical schematics unless that is specifically your job title. I work with EEs and they are not involved in deep electronic troubleshooting as you would expect. I have access to all their schematics and are expected to troubleshoot electrical failures on my own whenever the actual EEs are not around... FYI, if you're a black engineer, you should lean towards defense because they are more likely to hire you. They are contractors for the US government and are producing the most sophisticated missiles, and radar technology in the world, depending on where you work. No reason to feel as though defense engineering isn't a respectable career. There is always work to do and you will be surrounded by some of the smartest people you will ever encounter in life. My office is in Massachusetts and I work with MIT and Harvard graduates.

Amigo quiero estudiar ingeniería eléctrica a los 38 años crees que ya es demasiado tarde?

I don't like Arctic King product.. Danby is a better product in my opinion

A gallon of milk will not fit in there . Mine is plugged into an extension cord.. and mine has fingerprints lol

I thought of this before but I always doubted myself cause I didnt grow up tinkering with electronics. But now Im 20 and trying to make electronics a hobby and having desires to pursue this in college. Thanks for the video man

i dont know how you can be spiritual and be part of the US army , u are working for an organisation that is selling technology to kill kids and commit genocide, information in the video was good tho

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"No one wants to do electrical engineering" Meanwhile in our univercity we got over 300 electrical engineers in the first year. It has the most people in the campus. Everyone wants to become an electrical engineer.

Do you know where the air vent could be found? I'm trying not to block it if its on the underside

I got this for 75 new in box from a clearance vendor. I hope this works 😂

How long should i let it sit before plugging in and how long should i let cool before first use?

Was curious if anyone has been in my situation because I could use some feedback. I’m 24 and have been a test technician for 3 years. I’m thinking about going back to school full time and getting my BA, I already have an associates in laser technology but it will only transfer a semesters worth of work. Does it even make sense to go back for a little over 3 and a half more years to get my BA in electrical engineering? I’d like to but it just seems like a lot more extra work than I wanted it to be.

A very interesting one from you I’m from Ghana 🇬🇭 I am a student and I want to focus more on Automation and Control Please can you help me with a laptop 😢

I used to watch u during ur baller days. Good to see ur doing well now.

Currently a EE sophomore at UTRGV that wants to get into SpaceX. You mentioned your meta materials elective helped with your project. Would you have any more elective recommendations I could look into for working at SpaceX or Tesla? I really appreciate the videos man, it’s awesome seeing someone that came from the same position I’m in doing well!

Currently a sophomore at UTRGV for electrical engineering, really appreciate this video man! You got any recommendations for joining any programs or specific professors at the university?

Do you still play soccer bro?

Thank you friend, this was helpful!

This is an incredibly convenient video to stumble upon...i am about to graduate as an Electrical Engineer and im looking to join the Texas National Guard for the same reasons... Edit: I got questions and you may have answers. Can i dm/text you sir?

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Why did you choose EE over HE

As an EE Undergrad please make a vedio on different kind of skills which we should learn as an electrical engineer to land on internships.

Which company you are in ?

bro, thank you for this videos, i learn english and electrical Engineer.

This is really motivating and helpful as I'm a student currently persuing EEE,,, I've just watched 3 of yr videos n I'm becoming number 1 fun!, thanks a lot

This is so true! I too have a degree in EE engineering and a little before graduating, I was offered a job as a clinical engineer, which is mainly in the biomedical spectrum of engineering.

As a girl can i be an electrical engineer. And pls sir can u teach me more about this or do more video, because i will be entry the university very soon and i would like to study electrical engineer. Thankyou

Me studying electrical engineering in college right now, 0 women in our class. Feeling like I'm in Priest school

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Wow man. I like your videos. I am preparing to return to school this coming spring semester to study engineering. I will be taking the intro courses such as calculus and chemistry, but I am looking forward to it! I am 35 and have a bachelors in an unrelated subject

Thank you for posting

Blessing, there really isn’t much EE videos out there

INCREDIBLE. Thanks for sharing brother. How much maths are you using in your job that you learned in college? Much love brother. Peace.

Have you always been a Audi fan? Not a bmw (M series) or Mercedes (amg) fan?

I have question

need more of these, and more often.

What do you think about rotc while in college?

That being said, electrical engineering is a good place to start. Many niches are accessible to afterwards

Thanks for the video, Just finished diff eq, starting sophomore year finally getting into the meat of it and I'm a little worried about how well I can do but I'm going to try my best bro.

Not familiar with coding at All but I really do want to become a electrical engineer

Get to electrical engineering everyone before everyone catches on. Once you’ve graduated and it’s become a popular field you’ll be a standout with expierence

I’m an electrician. When i was in school we would also look over what the electrical engineer does. I became interested I really wanted to do it I’m already in electrical school. I looked at the EE curriculum. Calculus 1 calculus 2 calculus 3. Differential equations equations linear algebra. I failed pre calculus in high school. So I just decided not to do it. Might as well say you’re a math major

Great insights! Appreciate it. Greetings from a engineering student from Germany.

im thinking of getting a PHD. in electrical engineering, but i haven't started school yet 26 years old

What about bachelor of technology electrical engineering

Great vid! Made me subscribe instantly 👍 I'm on my way to declaring an EE major, just gotta get the prereqs out of the way first. What are your thoughts on specializing in the degree? For instance, EE degree with Communications specialization. Do you think that's better than studying a more general, comprehensive EE degree? Would love to know your thoughts. Keep the videos coming 👌

Bro i have two year gap after bachelors in electrical engineering and i have no experience does it affect finding a job