Ee Definition and 524 Threads

Right now I'm in high school. I want to major in EE and get my BSEE, but I'm not sure what exact classes/minors/concentrations to take to be successful in the workforce. What I really want to do is design circuits for motherboards, cpus, gpus, and basically any microelectronic on a computer, but...

Which course is more appropriate as an Introductory Electrcity Circuit Course? #1 ENGI12578 - Electricity 1 Examine the important concepts of DC electricity as an essential background for further electrical and electronic studies. Integrating laboratory work and problem solving, learn...

If one were to major in EE and wanted to minor in mathematics what math classes would you recomend. And if one were to want to minor in computer science what types of classes would you recommend this EE major?

REU for EE major that wants to get into applied semiconductor physics... hello, I am a dual major in EE and compE, with minors in both chemistry and physics (3 credits away from the chem minor, and I would like to take quantum mechanics, contemporary physics, and solid state physics, which will...

I am currently majoring in chemical engineering, but I really am not finding it that interesting. I am in my first year, so I still have time to change my major and not have to take any extra classes. So I am taking the same classes this whole year that I would take if I were to major in about...

When comparing the two degrees, what important aspects are missing on the physicist side when doing EE work and vice versa?

Hey all, quick question here. I'm doing my first year of ee at college right now, and while some of the classes I'm taking (physics etc) are helping me very much to understand some of the topics, I'm getting extremely eager to practice some circuit design (my first circuit design class won't be...

What type of electronics project did you design? What do you think would be a good project? Right now I'm leaning towards a wireless project.

Hello everyone, I am a CS major who will be taking an Introductry course in EE specifically designed for non-EE majors. It covers analysis and design of passive and active circuits. I know that the prerequisite to the class is calculus and engineering physics (electromagnetism). I took the...

hey all, these are going to be my first year physics courses at univ. i was just wondering what you all thought of them! I am majoring in EE and not the greatest fan of physics but these 3 courses are mandatory and i understand why, i was just looking for you input! thanks a bunch. :smile...

Do any new job prospects open if you double major in EE and ME? And isn't that kind of like mechtronics? I'm a year and a half into ME (taking calc III next semester) and I'm thinking I should've been in EE all along ... but ME has it's intersting points. My passion is in robotics and...

EE Electives: take everything...? And IEEE papers.. Information overload. I'm planning my 'senior elective package,' a bunch of electives focused on a certain field. My problem is that it seems to me ALL of them are important. I mean Intro to communication? Or digital electronics...

Aero, EE, ME?? which one is fun? My high school finally ended yesterday, and now i am so confused about my future education... and here is my story i came to USA during high school, this didnt do anything good because the confusion of GPA. It ended up very bad that every good engineering...

dont know if this is the right forum, but... For my undergraduate degree I have to take three senior electives of my choice. There are 38 courses in 13 concentration areas, but I only have interest in a handful; -------------------------------------------------------------...

Ok, so in my other thread people told me I can get a BS in Phyics and then if I chicken out of the 7 year Grad. School thing, I can instead get a Masters in EE, yes? I love the idea of having a choice like that. So, my question is, if I do decide to switch to EE, would I need to have any...

Should I double major in EE and Physics? Need advices Even though I'm currently majoring in EE, I also have great interest in physics. I'm now considering about doubling EE and Physics. I've just discuss about double majoring with my department advisor, she told me that doubling will require me...

Hi Guys, I am doing a physics ee on the terminal velocity. So I am going to drop a spherical object into a graduating cylinder which has a really wide diameter and is relatively tall. Now the problem is that I have to measure the time taken between a fixed vertical distance. I have to measure...

Greetings. I just found these forums and hope you guys can shed some light on this for me. I just received my AA degree from a local community college and am finishing up Physics 2 and Calculus 3 so I can move on to the University of Central Florida. I would like to get into the Masters...

I noticed a similar thread has been started already, but i really want to talk about this with anyone: It's urgent. I'll need all the help I can get. Is it better to pursue Computer Engineering (CE) or Electrical Engineering (EE)? I learned in EE, u can do both computers and other electronics...

I will be majoring in electrical engineering, and have a couple questions. I've heard a lot about how the classes are extremely tedious, difficult, boring, and time consuming. anyone have any opinions there? also i would like to know what some of you did with your degrees. thanks

The question reads: The optical rotation of pure pencicillin G is +206 degrees. A sample of pencillin G was found to have an optical rotation of +103 degrees. Calculate the enantiomeric excess (ee) in the mixture. I did so by: 103/203 x 100 = 50% Here is where I am lost: Next...

EE with a minor in physics? Hello, I am seeking advice on some school decisions and I figured someone here could help since almost every one her is obviously educated on the subject. On to my predicament: Originally I wanted to do joint degrees in EE and physics. That is probably out...

Over the years I have run across a few surprising facts about electrical components. I thought to pass on a couple of these [somewhat obscure?] interesting and often important details. So here are a couple of questions to chew on. 1). Why is it bad to oversize a relay contact? In other words...

I'm trying to decide if it's worth my time to make my undergraduate GPA super high My cumulative won't get much higher than 3.2 even if I get 4.0 for the next two years, so I won't be able to get into any honors societies, and the only reason I can see to bother temporarily memorizing every...