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qmanballer
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I want to get done by 2017 or before...I started college in 2012 and switched major to Electrical Engineering , double major Philosphy :D
come next summer I'll have the core engineering classes remaining and 7 philosophy courses to get that degree.
My question is how many advanced engineering courses and the combinations of these classes can realistically take to get done as soon as possible. I don't know the " difficulty " level of these classes so I want to know if I can so 3 per semester, or 4 per semester
These are the engineering classes at my school
Circuits 2
Introduction to Logic Design
Electronics 1
Analysis of Linear Systems
Stochastic Processes and Random Signal
Laboratory 1
Electronics 2
Electrical Engineering Practice
Electromagnetic Fields and Waves
Introduction to Microcontrollers
Microcontroller Lab
Laboratory 2
Engineering Design 1
Engineering Design 2
Control Systems Lab
OR
Communication Systems Lab
EEL 4512L
Control Systems 1
Communications Systems
Introduction to Digital Signal Processing
Of those three can do I the first three , next semester next three. For example
Summer
Circuits 2
Introduction to Logic Design
Electronics 1
Fall 2015
Analysis of Linear Systems
Stochastic Processes and Random Signal
Laboratory 1
So on and so forth. Or there any classes on this list where they're too " hard" to do in a combination with other classes.
I'm the type who loves gaining knowledge, challenging and pushing myself.
But I would like some advice from somebody who's done these types of engineering classes and has a better grasp of what these classes entail.
Thanks in advance!
come next summer I'll have the core engineering classes remaining and 7 philosophy courses to get that degree.
My question is how many advanced engineering courses and the combinations of these classes can realistically take to get done as soon as possible. I don't know the " difficulty " level of these classes so I want to know if I can so 3 per semester, or 4 per semester
These are the engineering classes at my school
Circuits 2
Introduction to Logic Design
Electronics 1
Analysis of Linear Systems
Stochastic Processes and Random Signal
Laboratory 1
Electronics 2
Electrical Engineering Practice
Electromagnetic Fields and Waves
Introduction to Microcontrollers
Microcontroller Lab
Laboratory 2
Engineering Design 1
Engineering Design 2
Control Systems Lab
OR
Communication Systems Lab
EEL 4512L
Control Systems 1
Communications Systems
Introduction to Digital Signal Processing
Of those three can do I the first three , next semester next three. For example
Summer
Circuits 2
Introduction to Logic Design
Electronics 1
Fall 2015
Analysis of Linear Systems
Stochastic Processes and Random Signal
Laboratory 1
So on and so forth. Or there any classes on this list where they're too " hard" to do in a combination with other classes.
I'm the type who loves gaining knowledge, challenging and pushing myself.
But I would like some advice from somebody who's done these types of engineering classes and has a better grasp of what these classes entail.
Thanks in advance!