I am interested in all of these topics, and I am wondering if someone in college can get courses in all of them instead of specializing, so I could get a well rounded not necessarily specialized knowledge in them.
Majd Zayyad Yes in college you can take courses in all of them. Just keep in mind that jobs tend to be specialized, let's say the company you want to work for is looking for an RF engineer. Is the company going to hire someone who knows a little about everything or someone who only took the RF classes and thus has more "experience" in the field. Even though all these emphasis fall under the EE umbrella some are very different from others.
I didn’t have a clue what I was getting into I switch from CS to Computer E to EE all my first semester now I’m halfway done and will be a junior in the fall. Im not crazy about what I’m learning but I’m too far in to switch. Moral of the story... learn what you want to do before you put the time in
Being a senior in college and a computer engineer at my school, I really wish I had seen this video earlier - before I chose my major in college. I really had no idea what I was getting myself into, but this video pretty much sums it all up. Great video! Truly very informative and well made! I want to show this to all of the people who are considering EE as a major because they deserve to know what they're getting themselves into.
@@isaiahmason4649 For me personally, I think that CpE is not right for me. I think I am in the wrong major because I don't truly love it like I may enjoy others, but who knows. Engineering is just super difficult and it's really frustrating when you're not innately skilled at it and you don't truly love it. I like it, but I don't love it and that makes all the difference I think.
I am studying an Electrical Engineering degree and it is mostly centred around the field of power, there is another degree on Electronic Engineering that's more focused on the controls and digital areas (at least that's how it works in my country, I'm not sure if that is universal)
Thank you so much for this video, I graduated and just feel lost, I have an electronic and Electrical Engineering degree, I love microcontrollers and power but seem to be stuck in communications job. Please talk about micro controllers and kind of jobs to get in that field
Hi, that was a mind blowing amazing video, Let me say! I am planning to take up Electrical Engineering from a German University. Later, I want to pursue a career in data science in electrical engineering field. How big are the opportunities here with a blend of Elec engineering and data science? For example, a career in signal processing.... Your inputs would be very valuable Also, keep up the informative good work you are doing... Thanks
Sir I loved ur video can u upload a video about digital plz Digital is connecting the wires to bulbs and batteries right I'm think pf this as my career so plz can u give me more info and how to get this class and what they talk about in their plz? I'm currently in high school and in physics we are working on electricity and my professor said that this is something I should look in because I'm pretty good at this and it looks really interesting thank u
Thank you for your videos! I would like to hear what you have to share about the power side of EE. I've been in the military and will be a late bloomer in the engineering field once my enlistment is up. Pursuing this field is intimidating but I'm all in.
Hi there, sorry for this noob question, but I have to ask what would be the field for making the electronics of gaming consoles like the gameboy. I am assuming that it is electronic engineering as it would mostly consist of resistors and stuff like that, as you said would be the fundamentals. I am just curious and figured I would ask, well have a good day :)
I am currently going to Southern Maine Community College majoring in engineering. Once I graduate I will attend University of Southern Maine, which is one of two schools in the state that have electrical engineering programs. They offer a concentration in computer science also. My question to you is, what is more in demand between the two? I ask this because I am going to be 50 yrs old when I graduate. I know I am so much older and may have to deal with the realization that I may not be employable because of my age. I also know that many who graduate from the schools here leave Maine to explore opportunities for higher paying jobs. I on the other hand want to stay here. Any advice you can share will be so greatly appreciated.
Thumbed the video down for misinformation. I have my degree and I passed the FE exam in electrical engineering. What you do with your EE degree is move boxes in a warehouse. Stop spreading lies about engineering.
Amazing video.. please make a particular video about power ... i really need it i am a second semester student in EE diploma and i am not sure if i make the right choice in life.. please i really need it 🙏.thank you
I already have the power video, check out the channel. No matter what you do, you’re always going to have doubts whether you made the fight choice or not. I would recommend you to choose something stick to it and if you don’t like it or hate it then switch careers.
Are electrical engineers designing electric vehicles? Who are the people designing the schematics and computers and all the other electrical components for all the other cars?
@@RelearnMath Oh okay, so I believe I might be interested in the semiconductor business. Tesla should start their own Electrical Engineering program, I'd totally join. Chevron has their own program here in Texas but it's Mechanical Engineering, on the other hand, I see it as a little primitive to be honest.
I have my bachelors in Electronic Engineering &Technology, struggling to find a job that’s worth it you know? Any ideas on what I could do to get myself to that good job? I excelled in PLC programming, and digital courses, but have no idea where to start looking. My GPA isn’t so great either since I skipped the intro courses then went back to take them. Need some help!
Hi there, I am a senior in EE and my area of interest is renewable energy, power systems and analog circuitry design. However, as for now it seems that the only good position I can think of is the consulting or electrical designer. Should I agree on that or try to find something more suitable to my passion?
+Vitali Siumbeli if you know your passion then you should look for positions that match what you described, there are many many positions available related to your passion. For example if you are interested in power systems, there are a ton of positions, are you interested in cars? Well you can work for power system of a car, in planes? Well the same...in the power grid? Well there are also many positions...now that you know your interest look for where you want to apply those interests.
Unfortunately, “programming” is essential, especially if you’re interested in Computers. Now a days, Digital circuits are programmed. Take a look at languages like Verilog and VHDL, you are literally programming hardware. If you want to go more into embedded applications, you still have to program the processor. Even if you were to do testing, you would still need to program the instruments. Quite frankly, I don’t understand the fear in “programming”. You should see it like a tool that will facilitate your engineering job. Why would you try to build a table without a saw?
as a certified Electrician how can EE degree further my career? i am super interested in applying for courses on the subject.. ive always had a thing for math i am 31 years old been an electrician for 12 years certified for 2 years.
sir I'm interested in Computer's , and solar power , Electric vehicles and Drones , these are my interest should i choose CS Engineering or Electronic & communication engineering OR electronic & electrical Engineering
Awesome explanation . So I have a question. Can we go to computer engineering by taking electrical engineering as my major . I am a first year student . so please help me to understand .Thank you
Hello sir i have studied bachelor degree in Computer science, but now i'm interesting to pursue master degree in Electrical Engineering so is that discipline is right for me?
Not much really. I couldnt find a job in that field after finishing my masters degree. I wasnt experienced enough even for junior roles. Solving complicated calculus equations or knowing how to model systems in Simulink or PSpice won't help. Please stop lying
Good overview. Have been working as an EE for over 20 years, I can honestly say there has never been a time when I've regretted my choice of majors. I've worked in Controls as well as Digital for most of my career, but recently I've begun to work in Power related applications. It is an interesting time to be an EE. To all the students out there, I know, undergrad schooling is not easy, but the knowledge you gain will serve you all of your life.
I close the control loop with an error amplifier diddle box of variable resistors and capacitors. I run a square wave 100% load. I turn the knobs until the system is critically damped. That is my loop compensation. I disable protection and overload until failure. I improve the part causing primary failure and repeat, repeat, repeat, until it can live with a giant overload. Then I replace the protection. I invoice for mega bucks. I invested in MSFT in 1994, GOOG in 2004, and AMZN in 2011. If you want to get rich, you must act like EE is more like poker than physics.
I'm a 6yrs RF Enginner with EE background. My words to all EE students is choose the career path that you most interested, not the highest paid rate you searched in internet. The money will eventually found you when you are skillful and passionate with something regardless of which fields. But this is not going to happen if you don't even enjoy doing it.
I'm working on Communications concentration which seems to emphasize a lot on the RF side. Can you do one for each and I want to 2d about the Controls as well along with many other other commenters on here since it seems that controls is where my hobbies align with. Thanks for the video; it's enlightening!
Hey man, first of all, great videos, they're teaching me a lot that I can't find anywhere else, could you make a video on controls? I'm interested to see what it consists of and where you can go with it
Can you do videos about jobs more in detail rather than telling about them as concepts? Like, instead of telling they work with signals, can you tell what kind of projects they work on, if they are client based, etc. ?
Go Beyond Engineering Also, besides knowing these, I would like to learn about my chances of changing fields that I have no background in. I already know mist things are learnt at the job itself, but I'm still hesitant about it. I'm currently now in lighting design field, but I would like to be in a more not-client based (one-on-one) field which requires calculations etc. (Signals came to my mind first but thats why I also asked my first question, because 1. There might not be jobs in such fields 2. Jobs might be different than their definitions. Thanks! :)
If you want to know more about Communications Engineering click on the link below! Enjoy
th-cam.com/video/HmAFNVimL3g/w-d-xo.html
I am interested in all of these topics, and I am wondering if someone in college can get courses in all of them instead of specializing, so I could get a well rounded not necessarily specialized knowledge in them.
Majd Zayyad Yes in college you can take courses in all of them. Just keep in mind that jobs tend to be specialized, let's say the company you want to work for is looking for an RF engineer. Is the company going to hire someone who knows a little about everything or someone who only took the RF classes and thus has more "experience" in the field. Even though all these emphasis fall under the EE umbrella some are very different from others.
Thanks, very informal video by the way.
I've been studying electronics and discovered a fantastic website at Gregs Electro Blog (google it if you are interested)
Do you plan to make a video on Controls?
Who else is studying EE but watching this video to make sure 😂
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I didn’t have a clue what I was getting into I switch from CS to Computer E to EE all my first semester now I’m halfway done and will be a junior in the fall. Im not crazy about what I’m learning but I’m too far in to switch. Moral of the story... learn what you want to do before you put the time in
Being a senior in college and a computer engineer at my school, I really wish I had seen this video earlier - before I chose my major in college. I really had no idea what I was getting myself into, but this video pretty much sums it all up. Great video! Truly very informative and well made! I want to show this to all of the people who are considering EE as a major because they deserve to know what they're getting themselves into.
Slaptile did you like computer engineering
@@isaiahmason4649 For me personally, I think that CpE is not right for me. I think I am in the wrong major because I don't truly love it like I may enjoy others, but who knows. Engineering is just super difficult and it's really frustrating when you're not innately skilled at it and you don't truly love it. I like it, but I don't love it and that makes all the difference I think.
Slaptile thx for replying
@@Slaptile I bet you don’t regret now
That is a very useful degree. Hope you are doing well
I am interested in learning more about Power Engineering and RF
Qualique Ancrum Thanks for watching! ...sure I will start working on a Rf video
Thank you
I am studying an Electrical Engineering degree and it is mostly centred around the field of power, there is another degree on Electronic Engineering that's more focused on the controls and digital areas (at least that's how it works in my country, I'm not sure if that is universal)
@@manuam98 In UK, we have them combined as Electrical & Electronic Engineering
i-YTB Yes same in US we have combined electrical, electronic and computer.
Microelectronics.. very good video !!
Hey! Thanks for the awesome vid! I would like to have a deeper understanding about power, RF and controls. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this video, I graduated and just feel lost, I have an electronic and Electrical Engineering degree, I love microcontrollers and power but seem to be stuck in communications job. Please talk about micro controllers and kind of jobs to get in that field
My dad is an. Electric engineer
Well put together video with tons of information. Thank you for the overview I gained tons insight.
I repair electrical equipment in the Army and am considering this degree field.
How many years u where there i AM a fresher.what should i do.
Hi, that was a mind blowing amazing video, Let me say!
I am planning to take up Electrical Engineering from a German University. Later, I want to pursue a career in data science in electrical engineering field. How big are the opportunities here with a blend of Elec engineering and data science? For example, a career in signal processing....
Your inputs would be very valuable
Also, keep up the informative good work you are doing...
Thanks
How can I combine Digital signal processing, Controls engineering and Electronics ?
thank you so much . you answered a lot of my questions in one video
Sir I loved ur video can u upload a video about digital plz
Digital is connecting the wires to bulbs and batteries right
I'm think pf this as my career so plz can u give me more info and how to get this class and what they talk about in their plz?
I'm currently in high school and in physics we are working on electricity and my professor said that this is something I should look in because I'm pretty good at this and it looks really interesting
thank u
great one ......
it's really good for EE engs
would u make a video describing more about power
I liked ur explaination a lot thanku
hats off to u
😊😊😊
+Aboli Vijay Yadav Hi Vijay,
The power video is in the playlist.
I want to get into some diy stuff. Like making my own pair of headphones, lighting setup, etc. Any tips on how to start?
Cool! You will learn a lot! When I was doing small projects there was RadioShack around but now there gone. I would suggest you buy a kit online
Judging by this video i'd argue you could also have a promising career in graphic design
Maxwell Williams haha
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Hi there. That's a pretty good informative video. Can you do a video about controls? I work for a control company I love it.
Could you make a video on microelectronics?
Hi,
I really like your video. I wonder if u could make more videos talking about controls and power
Thank you for your videos! I would like to hear what you have to share about the power side of EE. I've been in the military and will be a late bloomer in the engineering field once my enlistment is up. Pursuing this field is intimidating but I'm all in.
Wyto Great! Good luck ! You will find that it's a rewarding field once you are finished.
these hand drawing videos are so platitudinous
I wanna know more about controls
Hi there, sorry for this noob question, but I have to ask what would be the field for making the electronics of gaming consoles like the gameboy. I am assuming that it is electronic engineering as it would mostly consist of resistors and stuff like that, as you said would be the fundamentals. I am just curious and figured I would ask, well have a good day :)
thanks for the video.can u do a video about digital electronics .
you can also watch:
th-cam.com/video/TE6jWmqHT08/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/5-4A6h2obCc/w-d-xo.html
Im studying EE and im enjoying. When you start the course you can feel the Power. Kkkk
Radio Frequency, I worked with RF sensor systems in the military and I am currently trying to decide if this is the route I would like to pursue.
I am currently going to Southern Maine Community College majoring in engineering. Once I graduate I will attend University of Southern Maine, which is one of two schools in the state that have electrical engineering programs. They offer a concentration in computer science also. My question to you is, what is more in demand between the two? I ask this because I am going to be 50 yrs old when I graduate. I know I am so much older and may have to deal with the realization that I may not be employable because of my age. I also know that many who graduate from the schools here leave Maine to explore opportunities for higher paying jobs. I on the other hand want to stay here. Any advice you can share will be so greatly appreciated.
I would like to know more about power and controls!
Video on power already exists
great video btw!!!
please make a video like this one about mechanical engineering
Make a RF vid pls. I'm curious
If you could make videos about power and digital that would be awesome.
+GuitarGuy365 the video is up
Oh sweet
If i want to be an electrical designer to design wiring for new buildings being built (construction)...do i emphasize on electronics or power?
Thank you 😊
please make one on microelectronics,thanks
Thumbed the video down for misinformation. I have my degree and I passed the FE exam in electrical engineering. What you do with your EE degree is move boxes in a warehouse. Stop spreading lies about engineering.
Controls
You never mentioned careers in analog design, may you talk about that one please?
@Reach can you make a video on Microelectronics and Controls
Amazing video.. please make a particular video about power ... i really need it i am a second semester student in EE diploma and i am not sure if i make the right choice in life.. please i really need it 🙏.thank you
I already have the power video, check out the channel.
No matter what you do, you’re always going to have doubts whether you made the fight choice or not. I would recommend you to choose something stick to it and if you don’t like it or hate it then switch careers.
Are electrical engineers designing electric vehicles? Who are the people designing the schematics and computers and all the other electrical components for all the other cars?
A lot of those components are outsourced, cpus, Gpus, and socs usually come from intel, Nvidia, Qualcomm, etc… semiconductor giants
@@RelearnMath Oh okay, so I believe I might be interested in the semiconductor business. Tesla should start their own Electrical Engineering program, I'd totally join. Chevron has their own program here in Texas but it's Mechanical Engineering, on the other hand, I see it as a little primitive to be honest.
I have my bachelors in Electronic Engineering &Technology, struggling to find a job that’s worth it you know? Any ideas on what I could do to get myself to that good job? I excelled in PLC programming, and digital courses, but have no idea where to start looking. My GPA isn’t so great either since I skipped the intro courses then went back to take them. Need some help!
Apply online and attend job fairs.
How about if you're interested in designing such as Autocad Electrical, Solidworks, Matlab and etc.
Hi there, I am a senior in EE and my area of interest is renewable energy, power systems and analog circuitry design. However, as for now it seems that the only good position I can think of is the consulting or electrical designer. Should I agree on that or try to find something more suitable to my passion?
+Vitali Siumbeli if you know your passion then you should look for positions that match what you described, there are many many positions available related to your passion. For example if you are interested in power systems, there are a ton of positions, are you interested in cars? Well you can work for power system of a car, in planes? Well the same...in the power grid? Well there are also many positions...now that you know your interest look for where you want to apply those interests.
Can you choose more than 1 elective?
i am interested in power, communications and controls sir
You can make a vedio what are job works of electrical engineer
And what is range of salary
im interested in power and communication
Hey can you make a video on power, and communications.
dayadrain wright Videos are up on my channel, read the video description , links should be there. The links are also at the end of the video.
"Controls" is about robotic ? So are there also some mecanic ?
Interested in power & communication
I'm interesting in power..
Can I have some more information on controls and didgital please?
Do you have any videos on Power?
wish i had more time id love to learn them all !!! is that even possible lol
digital
Digital engineering is basically computer software engineering
What if your interested in computers, but the hardware aspects, not the software and programming?
Unfortunately, “programming” is essential, especially if you’re interested in Computers. Now a days, Digital circuits are programmed. Take a look at languages like Verilog and VHDL, you are literally programming hardware. If you want to go more into embedded applications, you still have to program the processor. Even if you were to do testing, you would still need to program the instruments.
Quite frankly, I don’t understand the fear in “programming”. You should see it like a tool that will facilitate your engineering job.
Why would you try to build a table without a saw?
as a certified Electrician how can EE degree further my career? i am super interested in applying for courses on the subject.. ive always had a thing for math i am 31 years old been an electrician for 12 years certified for 2 years.
sir I'm interested in Computer's , and solar power , Electric vehicles and Drones , these are my interest
should i choose CS Engineering or Electronic & communication engineering OR electronic & electrical Engineering
Power and controls for me
communication pls
Fuck i should have taken electrical engineering!! What can i do now?
Awesome explanation . So I have a question. Can we go to computer engineering by taking electrical engineering as my major . I am a first year student . so please help me to understand .Thank you
Yes you can. Major in electrical Engineering with an emphasis on Digital/Computer Engineering
It also depends on your school, some schools offer an Electrical/Computer Engineering Degree
Thank you
I'm interested in control.
Hello sir i have studied bachelor degree in Computer science, but now i'm interesting to pursue master degree in Electrical Engineering so is that discipline is right for me?
is Network Engineering related to ECE ? like CCNA
can anyone major in 2 or more fields like communications and controls?
Not much really. I couldnt find a job in that field after finishing my masters degree. I wasnt experienced enough even for junior roles. Solving complicated calculus equations or knowing how to model systems in Simulink or PSpice won't help. Please stop lying
Control
Electrical ki class kb se chalegi sir
What calculator do you recommend for electrical engineering?
+karrellw Any will work but you should learn Matlab and Python programming.
It's difficult for women to find a job if you're a electrical engineer in the phil
How do you know?
How do you know?
How do you know?
How do you know?
How do you know?
i want to know more about power
Video link is at the end of the video
Could you do digital please
Universal Mapper 101 Mapper101 thank you
Universal Mapper 101 Mapper101 disregard what i said i meant computer
After diploma can I do job with B.tech .
Microelectronics?
Is it recommended that i double major between EE and physics ?
If you enjoy it then yes
Which one pays the most ?
Good overview. Have been working as an EE for over 20 years, I can honestly say there has never been a time when I've regretted my choice of majors. I've worked in Controls as well as Digital for most of my career, but recently I've begun to work in Power related applications. It is an interesting time to be an EE. To all the students out there, I know, undergrad schooling is not easy, but the knowledge you gain will serve you all of your life.
How do you get started in electrical engineering ?
Apply for school.
where are you from mate?
Are you comfortable with the financial side of EE... Is it worth the big moneys too?
How can I communicate with you.. i have many questions regarding this field and want to ask an expert
thanks for your vid
i wanna know more about power and controls
yes, controls
me too.
though i am not interested in EEE but i may like Controls
I close the control loop with an error amplifier diddle box of variable resistors and capacitors.
I run a square wave 100% load. I turn the knobs until the system is critically damped. That is my loop compensation. I disable protection and overload until failure. I improve the part causing primary failure and repeat, repeat, repeat, until it can live with a giant overload. Then I replace the protection. I invoice for mega bucks.
I invested in MSFT in 1994, GOOG in 2004, and AMZN in 2011.
If you want to get rich, you must act like EE is more like poker than physics.
Yes, me too
Clark Magnuson leans more left and loves Noam Chomsky. I'm with Clark 100%.
can you make one about Controls and digital programming
I like the videos you are making and I am interested in learning more about controls and the possible career opportunities in this field.
I'm a 6yrs RF Enginner with EE background. My words to all EE students is choose the career path that you most interested, not the highest paid rate you searched in internet. The money will eventually found you when you are skillful and passionate with something regardless of which fields. But this is not going to happen if you don't even enjoy doing it.
Absolutely! that's what I tell my viewers whenever they ask! Thanks for your input!
I would love it if you could you do a more in depth video of the digital specialization!
Charles Payton same here
I wanna know more about control
I'm interested in power, I'd appreciate any resources you could point me to, thanks.
I'm reaching out to some peers in the power side of the industry! stay tuned!
please , do power
Awesome, thanks.
i just completed electrical engineering.any electrifying electricians like here
Do u have a job?
2019 here I'm interested in power and would 🙂✌
What are the non-designing fields of jobs of EE? And which fields have the best work/life balance?
Good questions!
what is RF to be exactly，please？ Thank you very much
This is a good introduction to this career, thanks.
I'm working on Communications concentration which seems to emphasize a lot on the RF side. Can you do one for each and I want to 2d about the Controls as well along with many other other commenters on here since it seems that controls is where my hobbies align with. Thanks for the video; it's enlightening!
I already have a video on Communications.
Hey man, first of all, great videos, they're teaching me a lot that I can't find anywhere else, could you make a video on controls? I'm interested to see what it consists of and where you can go with it
THANKS for your support! Yes currently working on Controls Video but might be a few weeks until it goes up.
RelearnMath Great video. Looking forward for your video on Controls.
i am on my second year and i did digital systems , god I hated quartus but the most important thing is that i got an A so thats good .
Can you do videos about jobs more in detail rather than telling about them as concepts? Like, instead of telling they work with signals, can you tell what kind of projects they work on, if they are client based, etc. ?
Those are good questions! It varies so much that it would be hard to point out everything. I’ll make a video and talk about what I do...soon
Thank you so much!
Go Beyond Engineering Also, besides knowing these, I would like to learn about my chances of changing fields that I have no background in. I already know mist things are learnt at the job itself, but I'm still hesitant about it. I'm currently now in lighting design field, but I would like to be in a more not-client based (one-on-one) field which requires calculations etc. (Signals came to my mind first but thats why I also asked my first question, because 1. There might not be jobs in such fields 2. Jobs might be different than their definitions.
Thanks! :)