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The discussion centers around the consideration of pursuing a PhD in Electrical Engineering (EE) at the University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH). The original poster, who holds a Master's degree in EE and has three years of work experience, seeks feedback on the quality of the EE program at UAH. Participants clarify the acronym UAH and confirm it refers to the University of Alabama, Huntsville, but do not provide specific insights or evaluations regarding the school's reputation or program quality in EE.
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Hello Guys,

I have my Masters in EE and have been working for a 3 years. I am thinking about going for Phd in EE from UAH?? Does anyone know if its a good school for EE?

Thanks
 
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It might help if you told us what a 'UAH' is.
 
I think its U of Alabama huntsville.
 
It is Univeristy of Alabama, Huntsville
 

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