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Programs Masters after a degree in Physics
That's nice to hear... And to be honest, I really prefer to do my graduate study in a foreign land.- Egoist
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Programs Masters after a degree in Physics
I only have a slight idea what is tackled in EE, but as mentioned, the EE people here don't work on robotics (which is the field I want). I don't know if BS/MS EE in other colleges engages in Robotics. But since I'm in the 3rd world, I doubt that.- Egoist
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Aspiring Engineer but no technical skills
Since you mentioned "Next semester" and other hints, I take it that you're undergrad (not MS or whatever). It's really a big problem if someone with an engineering degree lacks technical skill. Though it's possible. Don't you have some hands-on classes? We use breadboards/circuits...- Egoist
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Programs Masters after a degree in Physics
This would be my debut here, so no idea if I'm posting in the wrong neighborhood. Anyway, here's my story: I've been a tinkerer ever since - I would butcher appliances up and keep those magnets/coil guts, I fixed some toys too. I enjoyed building things. Electronics and Mechatronics/Robotics...- Egoist
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