Discovering Electronic Engineering

[@endamcnabola]

As an electronics student, I hope I get a job that's easy, profitable and has flexible work hours.

[@abbasrabbani5711]

be a electronic engineer

[@kyle_vr]

What is the difference between 'electronic' and 'electrical' courses at undergraduate level?

[@heddybaby1000]

Awesome stuff!! loved that motion sensor

[@zakirhussainshaikh1367]

zzz

[@neilbussey6416]

It difficult to get in to Surrey for mere mortals like myself. I am just finishing off a BTEC HND in Electrical and Electronics Engineering as a mature student. I wonder what the future will hold for me.

[@eloubi4375]

Neil Bussey happy to writte you. I'm going to study electronic next year snd don't really have lot of experience about this field. Also i worrying to go to this field because my mathematics skill is not good enough. i would like to get some advice from you.

[@Strider9655]

You don't need maths skills for most electronics jobs, that's what calculators and circuit simulation is for, 20 years and i've never needed to use ohms law desperately enough to risk doing the calcs in my head. In my opinion doing these calcs in your head is idiotic, this is why inexperienced engineers tend to explode things. However, because nobody knows how to properly interview electronics engineers, they always throw in ohms law questions in a job interview. Most of them I can do with some very accurate "guestimation" from experience, two resistors in series is very easy without wasting brain capacity trying to remember the 12 basic ohms law formulas (see ohms wheel), but i've had interviews where the interviewer has demanded to see my "working out" written on paper, as if I were lying/cheating, basically to write down the formulas I didn't need to use to answer his question. My maths is definitely poor, but despite that I can average a 130 IQ. Do I think that the ability to do maths in your head should be used to measure someone's ability in the engineering fields? Hell no, but we're stuck with this archaic mindset that insists on having skills we'll never need to use. Like Neil I did the BTEC courses, ONC, HNC and HND, the cost of which was quite significant and I was doing these courses whilst working as an apprentice, meaning 3 days of 8 hours work + 2x 14 hour days per week, but even with 20yrs experience behind me I still come 2nd to someone that did a degree in the social science of garden gnomes.

[@eloubi4375]

Thank you so much for your helpful answer

[@eloubi4375]

It's my pleasur

[@jamesgranvillecourt7239]

Neil Bussey hi Neil, I'm thinking of going that road myself, has it been worthwhile?

[@onnsforexke8745]

There are several components to learning electronics. One resource I discovered that succeeds in merging these is the Gregs Electro Blog (check it out on google) definately the most useful course that I've seen. Check out this interesting website.

[@kalp7568]

i just wanted to say i am a bio student and passed my 12th std , but i hve really very innovative mind ,and love in electronics ♥️♥️♥️

[@vishutanwar]

I suggest you to study electronic by yourself.., everything Available on internet

[@mallillindantejr4920]

Awesome video

[@zaibi4800]

Is there any electronic engineer who knows about Headphone Sony xb50 AP. I couldn't figure out why my headphone microphone is not working. My headphone wire was cutted in incident i joint the wire again but microphone is not working but speakers are working

[@taylorjohnson7326]

this makes me want to go to Surrey

[@alamelu.salamelu.s1816]

My elder brother 12 year experience

[@lioncub2621]

This is emotional porn, it tells you NOTHING about electronic engineering. Seriously, this must have been made by an economist jeesus it's disgusting.

[@shinjaokinawa5122]

Agreed

[@phasorsystems6873]

Can anyone test this out and give feedback? Spot androidcircuitsolver on google

[@ElectricalEngineeringApp]

#EEE

[@neatpolygons8500]

jealous?

[@SogMosee]

What is the name of the background song??

[@sukhmanmalwa2912]

Don't girls do electronic engineering?

[@EnCrypticon23x]

No. They do dishes.

[@kendrickgoat]

@@EnCrypticon23x 😂😂😂

[@lindai6988]

Yes they do

[@Fatma-id1vq]

Ofcourse they do

[@mikabass23]

Of course we do 🤗

[@neatpolygons8500]

bullcrap :) trying to make your academic systems interesting doesn't work for everyone, the most talented people in this field didn't learn what they do from college, they did learn that alone