Computer Language for A Levels & University EE

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For A Levels and university Electrical Engineering (EE), learning C and C++ is essential as they are fundamental programming languages used in various applications. While self-study can be effective, enrolling in a course may accelerate learning and provide structured guidance. Java is also recommended since many universities offer introductory courses in it. Additionally, familiarity with VHDL and VLSI is beneficial for specific projects and coursework, particularly in Power Engineering and Signals. Overall, a combination of C/C++, Java, and relevant tools like Matlab will be advantageous in pursuing EE.
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I am presently a doing a levels and i want to know which computer languauge i need to learn before finishing a level.I am presently wishing to fo for EE as a course in uni.
Is it better i study it on my own or go to computer school.
 
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C and C++ are pretty fundamental, and used in many applications. As for self-study, that can work, but you will pick up more and pick it up faster if you are taking course work. Can you take a class in C and data structures where you are now?
 
No. But i have recently bougth a CD on visual c++.
 
Does the CD on C++ say "no previous programming experience required"? Hopefully it takes you through data structures and structured programming before spending too much time on OO (object oriented) concepts, namespaces, inheritance, etc.
 
As Berkeman said that C and C++ will be really helpful don't bother doing Visual C if you are coming into Electrical. Also try to do Java as most of the universities teach an introductory course. IF you can try to learn VHDL and VLSI which will be really helpful because you need them for sure. plus in your final year project you need to use GUI you need all of these including JAVA.
 
C/C++/Fortran/Matlab
 
Matlab is definitely needed specially when you start Power Engineering and Signals and then on you will always need, you are absolutely right neurocomp2003. thanks for pointing that out.
 
im am using java, and its going well for me :)
 
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