Very helpfull and informative. Ty for uploading! Im starting with my EE study upcoming september, and quite excited (allthough i won't get lab courses cuz of corona) :/
Some days that 2 hours of homework/studying turned into 4-6+ hours 🤣. I graduated EE in 2016 and work for a utility company on their distribution systems. I can safely say I am so glad to be finished with college and out in the field 🤣. Did you end up taking any job offers? Great video & good luck.
I'm currently finishing off my current degree in information systems but I also work at an electricity company. Thank you for this video! I'm thinking I may stay in school and do an EE degree!
Hey man I’m still deciding whether to do a technician or technology I’m good with my hands and I like making things I like to figure how to make things better so what would you recommend?
Damn bro, you gotta take thermo? 😂 Anyway, i’d like to share if it’s ok: I’m a second year (sophomore) EE at GATech. Fall 2020 (rn) I am taking: A Circuit Analysis class A Digital Design Lab class A Programming Hardware/Software Systems Class An EE-Specific Statistics Class And a Humanity I’d say the biggest worry I have about the future is my Microelectonic Circuits/Lab class. My advisor & some friends said I should probably take it next semester, but it’s a hell of a class. At Georgia Tech, this class is literally the only reason some kids will switch from EE to CompE, just to avoid this class. It is the hardest class in the department by far. Nice video btw!
Z School Yeah man, At my school electromagnetic theory and electronics II where the really hard classes at my school. It always helps to have a good study/homework group for those hard classes. Just remember DONT GIVE UP!
I recently started working in construction this summer to pay for my Fall semester classes and they offered me a job as an electrician for the next summer. Do you think this job will help me understand and prepare me a little bit on how electrical engineers work? I know electricians and electrical engineers are two different jobs but I am wondering if this job will give me a small perspective on what they deal with and the work environment.
Andreyy For sure. It should give you some valuable knowledge plus it looks good on a resume. EE is a very broad degree so you could end up doing something completely different but either way this should give you some good experience that you can apply to your education.
This is the next summer so you're probably already there. But coming from a EE who's looked like a total dumb ass multiple times when talking to construction crews and electricians, field work is incredibly valuable. Even just things like being able to read bolt patterns/sizing, knowing construction terminology, names of different bolts/nuts etc
I’m an electrical engineer student too and bcs of covid all I get are boring home lectures i love it so much ..... :) but seriously I can’t wait to start working at a plant it’s gonna be fun then at least
When did you take course for the basics of electricity? As an electrical engineer student are you still required to learn the duties of a regular electrician such as bending conduit, running wire, learning NEC, etc? Thanks in Advance
Would you say this is a good job for constantly learning more and building on what you already know? It never gets boring, you're always learning more etc Edit: always discovering more no matter what skill level you are*
I was an apprentice electrician with the IBEW for about a year before I decided to quit to pursue my dream of becoming an electrical engineer. I am a semester behind because of my choice to pursue the trades, but I want to finish my pre-recs at my community college before transferring to university to become an electrical engineer. Will this year of field work be beneficial to finding an internship?
Is that EE lounge some kind of designated area where EE students tend to hang around (I'm not super familiar with the american unis) In my university we have different guilds for different fields and they have their own guild rooms where people of that field often spend time together. Most of the guild rooms are underground in the air raid shelters(or whatever you call them) so the views are not quite as nice lol Personally I rarely spend time there(or spent before the corona) as I was waiting for my classes outside the halls most of the time.
Is there a lot of computer science courses to take in EE. Did, you take embedded systems and was there CS in that? I'm transferring to a 4 year and a tad bit nervous. Anyways, enjoyed the video.
Hey, I have recently managed to get a 4 year electrical engineering apprenticeship, I was wondering if you had any social media accounts so that I could maybe ask a few questions on the topic, if that’s okay with you?
Jon Williams I was at Texas Tech when I took my math classes and transferred junior year. From what my classmates told me differential equations was rough. Cal 2 was the hardest for me though.
I didn’t take computing/IT as a gcse so I can’t take it an A level but i see that u have a lot of work with computers. Does it mean that my life will be extremely difficult if i continue for electrical engineering?
No, a lot of schools want student to be well rounded as an EE major so we learn ALOT of electronics but it all depends on what field you want to go into
Hey man! I was a loser in highschool and stopped taking hard classes after freshman year and was not motivated. Now I am. I want to become some sort of engineer (mostly electrical chemical and computer fields of engineering interest me atm). I am currently a sophomore at a liberal arts college studying computer science. I want to transfer to one of the engineering schools near me. These are illinois institue of technology and UIC. Do you have any suggestions? Currently taking precalc, intro to programming, chemistry, and physics to catch up with what i should have taken already. I have no been exposed to any sort of calc btw. THANKS FOR YOUR RESPONSE MAN ALSO GREAT JOB ON THE VID AND CHANNEL.
jonathan marquez That’s cool man keep it up. As far as choosing a school just make sure you do your research on what each has to offer and pick the one that aligns with your future plans. It sounds like you are on the right track, keep it up!
I'm a freshman EE student rn, and wow how do you only study for 2.5 hours in the day :O But I loved your video and seeing the similarities in my uni! :))
Find a good group of friends to study with, get good with your teacher and go to office hours, Never give up! Always put in the extra work when you need to!
Bro, this looks like a dream, I mean what about work?? were you able to combine work with you studying during the 2nd-3rd year? btw where do you go to?
I work on weekends, and move things around during the week if necessary. 3rd year was my hardest year so my schedule was all over the place that year. This semester was more laid back so I had a more flexible schedule. I go to the University of Arkansas.
I have a question, I’m a sophomore and I’m going to be a junior In highschool next year. I’m applying to 9-11 universities after my junior year ends and before my senior year, but I was wondering how much math is involved in EE? Because math is my weakest subject yet I want to do electrical engineering or computer engineering but I’m leaning to EE because it is similar to computer engineering but with less math and more hands on stuff from what I have seen. Personally I want EE or computer engineering because that is the future of our country and society, I want to be apart of that and personally I grew up playing video games and messing around with electronics on afew occasions and I love electronics and power and cool stuff like that. Also EE and CE along with computer science are going to boom in the coming years and the growth of those three will keep growing and not stop, so that’s another reason why I want to do EE or CE. But if you could please tell me how much math is involved and how many courses I would have to take on the math side of things once I get to university, then it would be much appreciated.
No social life Man what’s up man. Unfortunately, you are going to have to do a lot of math with a engineering degree. You will take calculus 1,2,3, and differential equations. You will need to carry the basics of these courses through the rest of your engineering classes.
MackGZ ah ok Thankyou, no worries. I think as long as it pays off and makes 6 digit figures then I’m fine with doing it, I’m just not that good at math 😆. But I’m sure if I apply myself I will get better at it and do well in math.
I just personally think calc is useless unless it is for programming and coding. Besides that it doesn’t seem to apply anywhere else in the engineering field besides programming and coding.
Man if you can answer me the fastest the better, because I am about to decide whether I am going to med or for EE. I would like to ask you, firstly is there jobs after college ( and how is the environment of the job) ? And secondly do u think that more studying is required in med or in EE
99,999 Subscribers There are plenty of jobs for EE. Me and most of the people I graduated with ended up with a job even during Covid. Job environment is different for everybody because of the broad range of jobs you can get with EE. With studying I have no idea about med, but you will be dedicating a lot of time to school and studying with EE
This is my mom's youtube account, so I'm not a girl imma boy, and I'm 12 almost 13 and I am very intersted in electrical engineering, I built a radio with circuit boards! Awesome! I will build more things coming up too! I am doing lots of research on this subject before I go to college and learn a whole lot! So this is a great head start for me! Thx for the video! Learned a lot!
I'm an EE student and I survived both calculus and algebra haha. You got it guys, just pay attention to the teacher and free some of your time for homework
hey i have a question iam a disabled student like consider myself with one hand like is there any drawbacks or problems that i might face being a disabled person in persuing electrical engineering let me know your thoughts on this topic
You can build whatever you want without a degree. EE is a broad field with plenty of opportunities you just need to research some of the different categories (power, circuit design, electromagnetic systems, etc) to see if any of them interest you.
You are going to need to learn Math and Physics to get through the degree. I recommend taking these classes at a small community college and getting a good group of friends to work with. You don't have to be a math wiz but you need be able to pass your classes and know the basics, You can do it!
@@MackGOfficial gears 3 was boss Rip Dom. Thanks for this video man currently a first year college student who is lost in choosing their career but I’m getting there.
@@OleZZ222 At 4 year universities you still have to take about 60 hours of basics which include history, government, english, science, etc. Every student is required to do so no matter what your degree is.
@@MackGOfficial that's interesting. In Germany we don't have such conventions. Last time you have to learn basics like German or history is in high school. (Oberstufe/Gymnasium)
Cal 1,2,3 and differential equations ... Very math heavy. If you have a hard time with math take those classes at a Junior college or somewhere cheaper that you can transfer the credits. Its a little more laid back at a Jr. college
@@MackGOfficial hey is Calc 2 necessary for Calc 3(multivariable calculus) and heat,optics and electricity? I don't remember anything from Calc 2 and I will be going back to college and taking the classes I mentioned...
H-DAW Channel Usually only a class or 2 that covers the fundamentals of programming. There are a lot of people that dual major in computer science and EE. That requires more programming classes
@@OnlyPainAllDayEveryDay00 I'm pretty sure he will, since he already see himself as one, which on my opinion is a good aptitude that helps a lot, as the path to the degree becomes more complex. Electrical engineering at the end for any young who could read this comment; is pure magic in the heads and the hands of those who really fall in love on whom they became after those four years on college.
MackGZ In the video, you were a student in EE, not an actual EE working. Therefore the video title is wrong, and should be "A Day in the Life of an Electrical Engineering Student"
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If you have any questions feel free to ask!
Your friend still turned gay after that brownie?
@@andyhille4138 Na, it was temporary.
yes can u please tell can electronic engineer make bionic eye please
Kem Pum I’ll see what I can do lol
How many people are in your engineering courses older than the average student?
You are living a healthier lifestyle than I did in my undergraduate.
This is a pretty cool day, I’m a senior too so Ive been through it all and survived (idk how lol). Good luck to you and congrats on almost graduating
damn your school has some fancy labs! Our electronics lab is just a bunch of computers with a few scopes and shit in the corner 😓
Amazing video electrical engineering is great field good luck for the future
Very helpfull and informative. Ty for uploading!
Im starting with my EE study upcoming september, and quite excited (allthough i won't get lab courses cuz of corona) :/
Thank you very much fun video to watch
Now this is a real day in the life
Some days that 2 hours of homework/studying turned into 4-6+ hours 🤣. I graduated EE in 2016 and work for a utility company on their distribution systems. I can safely say I am so glad to be finished with college and out in the field 🤣. Did you end up taking any job offers? Great video & good luck.
How much do you make starting off?
Two and a half minutes in and I realized this is the local university that I'm going to and currently work at as a dishwasher
that's great bro ...........love it ...all the way from Ghana
I'm currently finishing off my current degree in information systems but I also work at an electricity company. Thank you for this video! I'm thinking I may stay in school and do an EE degree!
Rosanna Tongilava Nice!
Good shit
Hey man I’m still deciding whether to do a technician or technology I’m good with my hands and I like making things I like to figure how to make things better so what would you recommend?
wow thanks ,very inspirational
Damn bro, you gotta take thermo? 😂
Anyway, i’d like to share if it’s ok:
I’m a second year (sophomore) EE at GATech.
Fall 2020 (rn) I am taking:
A Circuit Analysis class
A Digital Design Lab class
A Programming Hardware/Software Systems Class
An EE-Specific Statistics Class
And a Humanity
I’d say the biggest worry I have about the future is my Microelectonic Circuits/Lab class. My advisor & some friends said I should probably take it next semester, but it’s a hell of a class.
At Georgia Tech, this class is literally the only reason some kids will switch from EE to CompE, just to avoid this class. It is the hardest class in the department by far.
Nice video btw!
Z School Yeah man, At my school electromagnetic theory and electronics II where the really hard classes at my school. It always helps to have a good study/homework group for those hard classes. Just remember DONT GIVE UP!
I recently started working in construction this summer to pay for my Fall semester classes and they offered me a job as an electrician for the next summer. Do you think this job will help me understand and prepare me a little bit on how electrical engineers work? I know electricians and electrical engineers are two different jobs but I am wondering if this job will give me a small perspective on what they deal with and the work environment.
Andreyy For sure. It should give you some valuable knowledge plus it looks good on a resume. EE is a very broad degree so you could end up doing something completely different but either way this should give you some good experience that you can apply to your education.
This is the next summer so you're probably already there. But coming from a EE who's looked like a total dumb ass multiple times when talking to construction crews and electricians, field work is incredibly valuable. Even just things like being able to read bolt patterns/sizing, knowing construction terminology, names of different bolts/nuts etc
Any experience is good my friend. Just do it and work hard af
@@vrumivruni “work smart” but thanks
I’m an electrical engineer student too and bcs of covid all I get are boring home lectures i love it so much ..... :) but seriously I can’t wait to start working at a plant it’s gonna be fun then at least
A Nobody yeah covid hit my last semester and it changed things for sure. Just stay positive and keep pushing forward
Who else watching these eee student day and compairing it to your eee day
When did you take course for the basics of electricity? As an electrical engineer student are you still required to learn the duties of a regular electrician such as bending conduit, running wire, learning NEC, etc? Thanks in Advance
MMA Fox No you are not required to learn those things. You will take classes such as circuits and electronics, but they are theoretical not hands on.
My time for homework is 12 pm to 3 am. And yeah I’m a junior in college but I’m not an engineering major. Looks interesting tho
Austin B keep it up man!
MackGZ thanks bro and congrats on graduating
Would you say this is a good job for constantly learning more and building on what you already know? It never gets boring, you're always learning more etc
Edit: always discovering more no matter what skill level you are*
Electrical engineering is one of the hardest degrees there is
Yes this is a degree with many different fields and is very broad. Always plenty to learn!
You made me get excited to be a electrical engineer student cause its my dream
Awesome… keep pushing towards your goals bro!
I was an apprentice electrician with the IBEW for about a year before I decided to quit to pursue my dream of becoming an electrical engineer. I am a semester behind because of my choice to pursue the trades, but I want to finish my pre-recs at my community college before transferring to university to become an electrical engineer. Will this year of field work be beneficial to finding an internship?
Yes, but really depends on what field you wonna go into
Is that EE lounge some kind of designated area where EE students tend to hang around (I'm not super familiar with the american unis)
In my university we have different guilds for different fields and they have their own guild rooms where people of that field often spend time together. Most of the guild rooms are underground in the air raid shelters(or whatever you call them) so the views are not quite as nice lol
Personally I rarely spend time there(or spent before the corona) as I was waiting for my classes outside the halls most of the time.
Yep, it's just where all the students will hang out and work on stuff together.
I’m a freshman and really want to become an EE. But everything I just seen looks so confusing, makes me feel like I’m not smart enough.
How did things turn out in the end?
Thanks for this vedio ❤❤
ayy i know recognize that campus, i did the 4 story MEP design with benchmark group for senior design.. small world!
Keep doing plz iam also an electrical engineer want to see what to study and a day in life similar to karma medic videos plz.... ❤️
Is there a lot of computer science courses to take in EE. Did, you take embedded systems and was there CS in that? I'm transferring to a 4 year and a tad bit nervous. Anyways, enjoyed the video.
Depends on the school but for me yeah yeah I had to take I think 4-5 coding classes including embedded systems
Hey, I have recently managed to get a 4 year electrical engineering apprenticeship, I was wondering if you had any social media accounts so that I could maybe ask a few questions on the topic, if that’s okay with you?
Evan Courtney I don’t have any social media currently but will update my channel when i decide to one
Subscribed from japan !!! Show us more about electricity please
lkonoyarrol what kind of stuff are you interested in seeing?
I'm a freshman EE at the U of Ark. and was wondering if Calc 2 was the hardest math class? If not which one was it?
Jon Williams I was at Texas Tech when I took my math classes and transferred junior year. From what my classmates told me differential equations was rough. Cal 2 was the hardest for me though.
What did y'all learn in Calc 2? It is the same as other country too?
Unknown Normies I honestly can’t remember much from my cal 2 class. Been a while
what would you recommend? electrical engineering or computer science
I didn’t take computing/IT as a gcse so I can’t take it an A level but i see that u have a lot of work with computers. Does it mean that my life will be extremely difficult if i continue for electrical engineering?
No, a lot of schools want student to be well rounded as an EE major so we learn ALOT of electronics but it all depends on what field you want to go into
How much is it for the full course ?? And is it harder than mechanical?
Cheers
Also I don’t live in the states , I’m from Australia might travel
Mechanical engineers are the big dummies, electrical engineers are the top.
Hey man! I was a loser in highschool and stopped taking hard classes after freshman year and was not motivated. Now I am. I want to become some sort of engineer (mostly electrical chemical and computer fields of engineering interest me atm). I am currently a sophomore at a liberal arts college studying computer science. I want to transfer to one of the engineering schools near me. These are illinois institue of technology and UIC. Do you have any suggestions? Currently taking precalc, intro to programming, chemistry, and physics to catch up with what i should have taken already. I have no been exposed to any sort of calc btw. THANKS FOR YOUR RESPONSE MAN ALSO GREAT JOB ON THE VID AND CHANNEL.
jonathan marquez That’s cool man keep it up. As far as choosing a school just make sure you do your research on what each has to offer and pick the one that aligns with your future plans. It sounds like you are on the right track, keep it up!
I'm a freshman EE student rn, and wow how do you only study for 2.5 hours in the day :O But I loved your video and seeing the similarities in my uni! :))
theITproductions1 more depending on the difficulty of the week. This is just a average day.
I'm about to start studying EE, is it that hard and if u have an advice what would it be?
Find a good group of friends to study with, get good with your teacher and go to office hours, Never give up! Always put in the extra work when you need to!
i'm teaching myself how to use an oscilloscope
Bro, this looks like a dream, I mean what about work?? were you able to combine work with you studying during the 2nd-3rd year? btw where do you go to?
I work on weekends, and move things around during the week if necessary. 3rd year was my hardest year so my schedule was all over the place that year. This semester was more laid back so I had a more flexible schedule. I go to the University of Arkansas.
@@MackGOfficial sick bro best of luck! and what is your specialization in your degree? Mine is computers & signals processing
Very good vedio ❤
Great video!! Which University is this?
I have a question, I’m a sophomore and I’m going to be a junior In highschool next year. I’m applying to 9-11 universities after my junior year ends and before my senior year, but I was wondering how much math is involved in EE? Because math is my weakest subject yet I want to do electrical engineering or computer engineering but I’m leaning to EE because it is similar to computer engineering but with less math and more hands on stuff from what I have seen. Personally I want EE or computer engineering because that is the future of our country and society, I want to be apart of that and personally I grew up playing video games and messing around with electronics on afew occasions and I love electronics and power and cool stuff like that. Also EE and CE along with computer science are going to boom in the coming years and the growth of those three will keep growing and not stop, so that’s another reason why I want to do EE or CE. But if you could please tell me how much math is involved and how many courses I would have to take on the math side of things once I get to university, then it would be much appreciated.
No social life Man what’s up man. Unfortunately, you are going to have to do a lot of math with a engineering degree. You will take calculus 1,2,3, and differential equations. You will need to carry the basics of these courses through the rest of your engineering classes.
MackGZ ah ok Thankyou, no worries. I think as long as it pays off and makes 6 digit figures then I’m fine with doing it, I’m just not that good at math 😆. But I’m sure if I apply myself I will get better at it and do well in math.
I just personally think calc is useless unless it is for programming and coding. Besides that it doesn’t seem to apply anywhere else in the engineering field besides programming and coding.
@@nosociallifeman2227 Bro there's a lot (like a lot) more maths in EE than CE/CS.
Man if you can answer me the fastest the better, because I am about to decide whether I am going to med or for EE. I would like to ask you, firstly is there jobs after college ( and how is the environment of the job) ? And secondly do u think that more studying is required in med or in EE
99,999 Subscribers There are plenty of jobs for EE. Me and most of the people I graduated with ended up with a job even during Covid. Job environment is different for everybody because of the broad range of jobs you can get with EE. With studying I have no idea about med, but you will be dedicating a lot of time to school and studying with EE
Shout out Michael
This is my mom's youtube account, so I'm not a girl imma boy, and I'm 12 almost 13 and I am very intersted in electrical engineering, I built a radio with circuit boards! Awesome! I will build more things coming up too! I am doing lots of research on this subject before I go to college and learn a whole lot! So this is a great head start for me! Thx for the video! Learned a lot!
Margo Barrett Wow, that is impressive! Keep it up and work on your math skills and you will be in good shape!
Samee i learned aurdino and stuff and some programming and cant decide if i want to be an electrical engineer or software engineer.
DaudHTM have you heard of computer engineering. It’s software and hardware into one
what college is this
Great
bruuh......what"s the name of that software in your video at 4:06 min
AZ Sajjad bluebeam
MackGZ Do you guys use Quartus? We r using it now to program FPGA boards
Z School I personally have never had to use it. We mainly used P spice and matlab/simulink
Is that a flat screen oscilloscope?
How did your survive calculus? I’m going to be a freshman come august
Ian Beckett cheers for the info, let me know more TH-cam channel that explains Maths easy :) I wanna do mechanical engineering soon
I'm an EE student and I survived both calculus and algebra haha. You got it guys, just pay attention to the teacher and free some of your time for homework
hey i have a question iam a disabled student like consider myself with one hand like is there any drawbacks or problems that i might face being a disabled person in persuing electrical engineering let me know your thoughts on this topic
You will be just fine!
Is electrical engineering hard? Or is it more chill? And what do you plan for a job?
Its hard bro
It is hard. I ended up working in Tech.
I'm going into it and getting kinda scared of how hard it is😪😪but anyway question..how did u end up working in tech?
Yardy shoutout TI
Love it. What university is that
Please change this title, this is "Day in the life on an Electrical Engineering Student" not an Engineer.
Na I'm good....
Hai MackGZ. How u doing? Am from India. I want to apply for job as electrical engineer in USA. Tell me the steps?
Hello could you test this software? inspect circuit solver on the playstore!
That boy who is in the lab is a indian student ( his accent is similar to mine)
I don't really know if I want to be a electrical engineer but do you get to build like machines and what ever you want
You can build whatever you want without a degree. EE is a broad field with plenty of opportunities you just need to research some of the different categories (power, circuit design, electromagnetic systems, etc) to see if any of them interest you.
What college u go to buddy?
Please bro I want to become engineer electrical but i am bad in math and physic did i can do entire in university
You are going to need to learn Math and Physics to get through the degree. I recommend taking these classes at a small community college and getting a good group of friends to work with. You don't have to be a math wiz but you need be able to pass your classes and know the basics, You can do it!
His day starts at 08 my first class starts at 08 😪
You work there, right?
Which university are you studying in??
I like this guy he plays gears of war? If you see this what’s your favorite gears game mine is gears 2
Ahmed Alawash I’m going to go with gears 3. I like them all though, gears 2 was really good as well.
@@MackGOfficial gears 3 was boss Rip Dom. Thanks for this video man currently a first year college student who is lost in choosing their career but I’m getting there.
Life is so depressing during these 4 years 🌚
The electrical engineering is the same as electrical and computer engineering (ECE)
Hy bro. Can you help how your syllabus. In your country I'm also electronics engineering student
SANJAY REDDY yes, what would you like to know?
@@MackGOfficial about your electronic engineering
What courses did you visit on your first 2 semester
Thomas The basics... Calculus, Calculus 2, Physics, Chemistry, History, English, etc.
@@MackGOfficial history? How does that belong to electeical engineering? Or, why did you chose that?
@@OleZZ222 At 4 year universities you still have to take about 60 hours of basics which include history, government, english, science, etc. Every student is required to do so no matter what your degree is.
MackGZ nice answer
@@MackGOfficial that's interesting. In Germany we don't have such conventions. Last time you have to learn basics like German or history is in high school. (Oberstufe/Gymnasium)
Ew bro why are you studying biology
r1Mas basics
Is EMI a necessary class?
Jolean Reyna no, this was a technical elective that my school offered. I chose it out of interest.
Brooo. I was expecting from the title to a day in the life of an Electrical ENGINEER not a student...
Same...
you should say for student!!
Why Biology for an Electrical Department?
Bioelectrical engineering
And biomedic engineering
How much math is involved in electrical engineering
Cal 1,2,3 and differential equations ... Very math heavy. If you have a hard time with math take those classes at a Junior college or somewhere cheaper that you can transfer the credits. Its a little more laid back at a Jr. college
I'm not American but I'm also studying electrical engineering..why are you doing biology?
What game was that it looked cool
Gears 5
Why you have biology?
why would a electrical engineering student do biology ?
What is the starting salary of electrical engineer in canda
simran kaur I’m not sure about Canada. In the US it can range from 55k-75k depending on the job type and location.
EEE sophomore from India
Nice, keep at it!
u r lucky well do u like your life?
Biology in eletric enginer
Destroyer1681 Yeah it’s for my basic requirements for the University
man i got clickbaited as fuuuck. this is day in the life of an electrical engineering student
I mean it was on the thumbnail? lol
@@MackGOfficial hey is Calc 2 necessary for Calc 3(multivariable calculus) and heat,optics and electricity? I don't remember anything from Calc 2 and I will be going back to college and taking the classes I mentioned...
Why do u need biology in electrical engineering ?
H-DAW Channel I took it for my basics
Oh Okey, By the way I have a second question. Do u study programming in electrical engineering?
H-DAW Channel Usually only a class or 2 that covers the fundamentals of programming. There are a lot of people that dual major in computer science and EE. That requires more programming classes
What's your college name!?
This is University of Arkansas. Go hogs! Our engineering program is great :)
@@zenicrice7863 I am electrical engineer and wants to study further in master of electrical engineering
can i study EE with having red-green colourblindness?
Yes, I actually graduated with someone who was colourblind in the same way. There are ways to work around it!
@@MackGOfficial is there any prob when it comes to welding circuit?
How the hek u only dedicate 2 or 3 hours studying.
Can you please mention the name of your university 🙂🙂
He studying in Arkansas university
What school do you go to?
University of Arkansas
Why you study biology ??
Engineer or student???
El Magnífico He will get there
@@OnlyPainAllDayEveryDay00 I'm pretty sure he will, since he already see himself as one, which on my opinion is a good aptitude that helps a lot, as the path to the degree becomes more complex. Electrical engineering at the end for any young who could read this comment; is pure magic in the heads and the hands of those who really fall in love on whom they became after those four years on college.
Is schooling hard? Like how hard
yes it is hard and time consuming. If you handle your business, have good time management, and find a good group of friends it can be done!
There also have biology 😥
Thermodynamics in electrical engineering???
This was the best option to get the credits I needed this semester.
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title should be "EE student"
Eli25jk Title should be whatever I want it to be.
MackGZ In the video, you were a student in EE, not an actual EE working. Therefore the video title is wrong, and should be "A Day in the Life of an Electrical Engineering Student"
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What the fuck does biology have to do with electrical engineering?!