Help what will i study in electrical engineering

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Entering an electrical engineering program typically involves a structured curriculum that includes foundational courses in mathematics, physics, and core engineering principles. Students can expect to study topics such as circuit analysis, electronics, electromagnetism, and signal processing. Many programs also incorporate hands-on laboratory work and projects to enhance practical skills. It's important to consult the college's electrical engineering department for specific course offerings and requirements. Utilizing available resources will help clarify the academic path ahead.
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I am about to enter the department of electrical engineering in my engineering faculty as i am in my primary first year in the college and my question what will i study ?
 
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ahmedhassan72 said:
I am about to enter the department of electrical engineering in my engineering faculty as i am in my primary first year in the college and my question what will i study ?

Your college should be telling you what courses you will be taking, and in what order. Do you not have access to the school's EE department links?
 
Thanks , i needed a description I have access and i will use it
 

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