Recent content by Mingus

I'm at Virginia Tech right now, but I spent a few years at another university before transferring. The ECE department is enormous compared to where I was at. Big difference transitioning from 12 person classes to 60(+) person classes.

Controls 1: Introduction to Control Systems; Transfer Functions, Block Diagrams Stability Modeling Dynamic Systems Introduction to state space Standard Second Order Systems PID Controllers Root Locus Construction Rules Compensator Design Nyquist Stability Criteria Gain/Phase Margins and...

If you want to get a programming internship, I would try doing either an Applied Math/CS double major or Physics/CS double major. You should be very marketable that way. If you really DON'T want to do a CS major, that's okay. You can still land an internship with a company as a programmer...

I am currently majoring in Electrical Engineering as an undergraduate at a university. While I am not entirely sure of the specifics of what I want to do after graduation, I do know I want to go into control systems design, perhaps concentrating on power systems. I also want to keep the doors...

Maybe to add some organisation to my question- What are some other examples of jobs that make use of EM and what would the job entail? Are the jobs in this concentration generally stable? If I have a good gpa and had a solid foundation on the basics, would it be difficult to break into...

Hello, I am an EE at college, and I will be graduating in (most likely) 3 semesters. Out of all of the parts of EE, I have really enjoyed electromagnetism the most and I was wondering if anyone had any insight into careers that revolve around EM. I just don't have a good grasp of what...