Welcome to physicsforums! Let's start with the first circuit, shall we?
Assuming all bulbs have the same resistance, then...
Should be C>A=B=>D=E
You got the fact that C > D=E correct, but consider this. The overall circuit has one total current. When it meets the first branch AB, it...
But it's also careless to associate any Muslim as a potential radical out there to kill people. If we do, then couldn't the same be said about other religions?
Power is certainly more stable than any other fields, at least as far as I've seen so far. Your professor is right however, do whatever you're comfortable with. You can definitely work at other fields, the fact that you have a degree when you graduate basically tells people that you're...
Or comedians, they make their living off of stereotypes.
I personally think confidence comes with experience. As you grow older, you begin to understand what are the things you're good at, and what your limits are.
Are you familiar with the modulation basics? I'm not sure what your background on these things are, but here's a quick http://my.integritynet.com.au/purdic/fm-receiver-basics.htm" that I found on Google that might prove to be useful to you.
Depends on what microcontroller you're going to control the steppers with. I used ATMEL before in the past, and they have good Application Notes you can read up on their http://www.atmel.com/products/AVR/mc/?family_id=607" to get started. Just do a CTRL+F search on steppers.
Now that you mention it. I've only started this job in July, fresh out of college, so I'm still used to the fast-paced academic environment where you always have something to do every night. Now that I'm working, I have all this free time after work, and it's just weird! Oh, how I wish I could...