What can you do with an Electrical Engineering degree

[@RelearnMath]

If you want to know more about Communications Engineering click on the link below! Enjoy kzbin.info/www/bejne/fp6kd4GMntJ_ack

[@matrixzoo8434]

I am interested in all of these topics, and I am wondering if someone in college can get courses in all of them instead of specializing, so I could get a well rounded not necessarily specialized knowledge in them.

[@RelearnMath]

Majd Zayyad Yes in college you can take courses in all of them. Just keep in mind that jobs tend to be specialized, let's say the company you want to work for is looking for an RF engineer. Is the company going to hire someone who knows a little about everything or someone who only took the RF classes and thus has more "experience" in the field. Even though all these emphasis fall under the EE umbrella some are very different from others.

[@matrixzoo8434]

Thanks, very informal video by the way.

[@kasumigyoubu9963]

I've been studying electronics and discovered a fantastic website at Gregs Electro Blog (google it if you are interested)

[@aurkom]

Do you plan to make a video on Controls?

[@Jousef9]

Who else is studying EE but watching this video to make sure 😂

[@inrielmillagracia1501]

Me

[@JayJay-iy6ri]

Me

[@darielsolangon3540]

me

[@jcdenton1868]

me

[@MdSohelRana-jh5ce]

me

[@tlhwraith]

Good overview. Have been working as an EE for over 20 years, I can honestly say there has never been a time when I've regretted my choice of majors. I've worked in Controls as well as Digital for most of my career, but recently I've begun to work in Power related applications. It is an interesting time to be an EE. To all the students out there, I know, undergrad schooling is not easy, but the knowledge you gain will serve you all of your life.

[@codypendency9482]

How do you get started in electrical engineering ?

[@SuperSaltyFries]

Apply for school.

[@samipsatyal3856]

where are you from mate?

[@wilasimbeye7439]

Are you comfortable with the financial side of EE... Is it worth the big moneys too?

[@hussamalanesi7432]

How can I communicate with you.. i have many questions regarding this field and want to ask an expert

[@Slaptile]

Being a senior in college and a computer engineer at my school, I really wish I had seen this video earlier - before I chose my major in college. I really had no idea what I was getting myself into, but this video pretty much sums it all up. Great video! Truly very informative and well made! I want to show this to all of the people who are considering EE as a major because they deserve to know what they're getting themselves into.

[@isaiahmason4649]

Slaptile did you like computer engineering

[@Slaptile]

@@isaiahmason4649 For me personally, I think that CpE is not right for me. I think I am in the wrong major because I don't truly love it like I may enjoy others, but who knows. Engineering is just super difficult and it's really frustrating when you're not innately skilled at it and you don't truly love it. I like it, but I don't love it and that makes all the difference I think.

[@isaiahmason4649]

Slaptile thx for replying

[@MichaelDeLaRosa]

@@Slaptile I bet you don’t regret now That is a very useful degree. Hope you are doing well

[@obrienmaungah4754]

thanks for your vid i wanna know more about power and controls

[@jbbauer0]

yes, controls

[@comandernehal8567]

me too. though i am not interested in EEE but i may like Controls

[@tnekkc]

I close the control loop with an error amplifier diddle box of variable resistors and capacitors. I run a square wave 100% load. I turn the knobs until the system is critically damped. That is my loop compensation. I disable protection and overload until failure. I improve the part causing primary failure and repeat, repeat, repeat, until it can live with a giant overload. Then I replace the protection. I invoice for mega bucks. I invested in MSFT in 1994, GOOG in 2004, and AMZN in 2011. If you want to get rich, you must act like EE is more like poker than physics.

[@fanlangtu2586]

Yes, me too

[@christ7431]

Clark Magnuson leans more left and loves Noam Chomsky. I'm with Clark 100%.

[@Bawdog4]

I didn’t have a clue what I was getting into I switch from CS to Computer E to EE all my first semester now I’m halfway done and will be a junior in the fall. Im not crazy about what I’m learning but I’m too far in to switch. Moral of the story... learn what you want to do before you put the time in

[@wyw4466]

I'm a 6yrs RF Enginner with EE background. My words to all EE students is choose the career path that you most interested, not the highest paid rate you searched in internet. The money will eventually found you when you are skillful and passionate with something regardless of which fields. But this is not going to happen if you don't even enjoy doing it.

[@RelearnMath]

Absolutely! that's what I tell my viewers whenever they ask! Thanks for your input!

[@charlespayton6311]

I would love it if you could you do a more in depth video of the digital specialization!

[@luyandamsomi8402]

Charles Payton same here

[@BMTHrenan]

Controls deserved more attention , it's an amazing area. Perhaps the most difficult in EE. It mix C++ with the control theory knowledge and that serve to project industrial automatization , robots, satellites, everything that need stabilization and accuracy. But great video!

[@georgitrevnenski3454]

I like the videos you are making and I am interested in learning more about controls and the possible career opportunities in this field.

[@danielleon4051]

This is a good introduction to this career, thanks.

[@qualiqueancrum9135]

I am interested in learning more about Power Engineering and RF

[@RelearnMath]

Qualique Ancrum Thanks for watching! ...sure I will start working on a Rf video

[@qualiqueancrum9135]

Thank you

[@manuam98]

I am studying an Electrical Engineering degree and it is mostly centred around the field of power, there is another degree on Electronic Engineering that's more focused on the controls and digital areas (at least that's how it works in my country, I'm not sure if that is universal)

[@TopAhmed1]

@@manuam98 In UK, we have them combined as Electrical & Electronic Engineering

[@shehzada_mann9245]

i-YTB Yes same in US we have combined electrical, electronic and computer.

[@emiliovaldez1911]

I always watch these type of videos when I get lazy, then after watching them it motivates me to go do work!💯

[@noriegak10secoflabormoneyl81]

My mother's brother was an eletrical engineer for many years he's since retired. I took a one year eletrical course in it and fell in love with it especially motor control.

[@TexasSunset]

can you make one about Controls and digital programming

[@shipwrech909]

Thank you for this video, it was brief and clear. I wish everyone who wants to be an EEE, to watch this video, a lot of my friends and colleagues left this major, or were troubled with it because they had scholarships, because it does not fit everyone. It's reeeeeeally important to know about your major before choosing to go with it.

[@mahdialhassan6802]

I am an electrical engineering student and as a matter of fact, I didn't like the engineering major and I never thought of it cuz I loved medical things but this is my fate I had to get along with it and I still have good grades thanks to God of course

[@RelearnMath]

You can focus on Biomedical Engineering, it’s a Electronics for the medical field.

[@jet2460]

Great video and thank you for the insight. I've been thinking about doing EE, but wasn't sure what it entailed. Thanks

[@therinnytintin]

SUPER HELPFUL!! Any stuff on digital and controls would be amazing!

[@weak_sauce_jerrylightbulb5723]

You deserve the sub, good video explaining some of the stuff you can do with an electrical engineering degree. I'm thinking of studying in that area so your videos are quite helpful. I'd like to know more about power and RF please. :) Keep it up!!

[@RelearnMath]

Jeremie Lizotte I have a video on power and one in communications, which is related to RF

[@electricalengineering1160]

i just completed electrical engineering.any electrifying electricians like here

[@wasifrock687]

Do u have a job?

[@josemartin257]

I'm glad u made a video on communications even though nobody asked because that's the one I wanted to see! Guderian is my inspiration.. i know it sounds bad😣

[@Frank_da_Prank]

Microelectronics.. very good video !!

[@bahaatamer1245]

From your "Fundamentals" list, as a Mechatronics Engineer, signals is pretty much the only topic I didn't dig deep into! (Yet!).

[@rickyvian2591]

Hey! Thanks for the awesome vid! I would like to have a deeper understanding about power, RF and controls. Thank you!

[@Beggamus]

Well put together video with tons of information. Thank you for the overview I gained tons insight.

[@gregvanepps9042]

Hey man, first of all, great videos, they're teaching me a lot that I can't find anywhere else, could you make a video on controls? I'm interested to see what it consists of and where you can go with it

[@RelearnMath]

THANKS for your support! Yes currently working on Controls Video but might be a few weeks until it goes up.

[@sufyankhan481]

RelearnMath Great video. Looking forward for your video on Controls.

[@andrestejeiro5538]

What a great and helpful video, congratulations! One of the best introductions to EE I've seen in youtube. Since you mentioned it, I would love to learn more about the controls subfield, basically because Im currently planning to major in EE and I would love to work in this field, more specifically in the aviation industry. Can you please make a video about this? Thank you!

[@time-capsule7]

I'm working on Communications concentration which seems to emphasize a lot on the RF side. Can you do one for each and I want to 2d about the Controls as well along with many other other commenters on here since it seems that controls is where my hobbies align with. Thanks for the video; it's enlightening!

[@RelearnMath]

I already have a video on Communications.

[@ChopNHack]

When you get to it - Control and Power, thanks!

[@RelearnMath]

ChopN Hack working on Power, should be up after the engineering resume !

[@milesemanuelpaavola7994]

Awesome! Thanks so much for making this video. :-D

[@rnprogamer2522]

i am on my second year and i did digital systems , god I hated quartus but the most important thing is that i got an A so thats good .

[@multimeter2859]

I repair electrical equipment in the Army and am considering this degree field.

[@savindave120]

How many years u where there i AM a fresher.what should i do.

[@jasonmondelus7666]

Thxs for vid man i really do wanna learn more about power and RF

[@RelearnMath]

I have a video on power and communications on the channel.

[@obyerere]

Thank you so much for this video, I graduated and just feel lost, I have an electronic and Electrical Engineering degree, I love microcontrollers and power but seem to be stuck in communications job. Please talk about micro controllers and kind of jobs to get in that field

[@darrongreen7698]

2019 here I'm interested in power and would 🙂✌

[@grouse7694]

I'm interested in power, I'd appreciate any resources you could point me to, thanks.

[@RelearnMath]

I'm reaching out to some peers in the power side of the industry! stay tuned!

[@bismark5809]

please , do power

[@grouse7694]

Awesome, thanks.

[@elkn9838]

My dad is an. Electric engineer

[@ananomus6111]

these hand drawing videos are so platitudinous

[@theeachuisge]

Can you do videos about jobs more in detail rather than telling about them as concepts? Like, instead of telling they work with signals, can you tell what kind of projects they work on, if they are client based, etc. ?

[@RelearnMath]

Those are good questions! It varies so much that it would be hard to point out everything. I’ll make a video and talk about what I do...soon

[@theeachuisge]

Thank you so much!

[@theeachuisge]

Go Beyond Engineering Also, besides knowing these, I would like to learn about my chances of changing fields that I have no background in. I already know mist things are learnt at the job itself, but I'm still hesitant about it. I'm currently now in lighting design field, but I would like to be in a more not-client based (one-on-one) field which requires calculations etc. (Signals came to my mind first but thats why I also asked my first question, because 1. There might not be jobs in such fields 2. Jobs might be different than their definitions. Thanks! :)

[@kzterminator]

My degree was physics but I didn't study hard enough to stay in the academic system. Now I want to be a programmer that works on some embedded system. I have been taking some online ece courses like 'analog and digital circuit' 'computation structure' 'introduction to algorithm' 'signal and system', but then I felt lost. It doesn't seems I'm moving in the right way...I also bought the arduino kit, maybe to do some practical programming.Please help I don't know what exactly should I do since I am working full time and I don't want to waste the only few hours left each day after work.

[@UnknownGamer-mw7sw]

Just got an electrical engineering degree scholarship :D Here am I watching this.

[@cardcode8345]

How can I combine Digital signal processing, Controls engineering and Electronics ?

[@TT_S90]

Wow, great videos. I am started following your videos.

[@RelearnMath]

Thanks! Appreciate it!

[@JohnnyAllen_]

Fantastic video, thank you!

[@黑羽-b4y]

what is RF to be exactly，please？ Thank you very much

[@christopheraguila3781]

Great content! I want to learn more about digital please!

[@Erkebokken]

Great vid! I wanna know more about the electronics sub-field that deals with embedded systems and sensors as I'm half way in on my first year in this sub-field :D

[@maeksu]

Judging by this video i'd argue you could also have a promising career in graphic design

[@RelearnMath]

Maxwell Williams haha

[@anuragshukla647]

t.co/kglPFTE8wU

[@sidharthsankar7901]

great one ...... it's really good for EE engs

[@justsomenerd8925]

I just want to know more about the fundamentals. Currently, I am making knives and would like to make an induction heater/forge.

[@TheToneBender]

I want to get into some diy stuff. Like making my own pair of headphones, lighting setup, etc. Any tips on how to start?

[@RelearnMath]

Cool! You will learn a lot! When I was doing small projects there was RadioShack around but now there gone. I would suggest you buy a kit online

[@bahaaalhaj9668]

thank you so much . you answered a lot of my questions in one video

[@gilgaladinfp8452]

Sadly in our country it’s the electronics engineer who study circuits we as EE usually just do the boring stuffs

[@mason2870]

great video, highly informative. Anyone considering Electrical engineering should see this.

[@TheArnoldification]

Hello, I'm currently a student who's majoring in electrical engineering. I'll be done in around a year or two. My primary concern for electrical engineering is job prospects available to fresh engineers with limited/no experience. Although far from being reputable sources I'm a little apprehensive towards the future as I've read a considerable amount of posts online regarding outsourcing entry level positions to h1b's and general difficulty of finding entry level positions as an electrical engineer (particularly with little work experience). It would of course be helpful to attend job fairs and apply for internships but I've procrastinated in doing so as I'm timid in marketing myself towards companies while still just being a student with very little hands on experience outside of building some basic circuits like wave rectifiers in labs. If nothing else I'd like to hear your point of view because I tend to get mixed messages (i.e. EE is either great or declining). I'm not so much enamored with my pay stub but job stability and the comfort of knowing my skills will be in demand is important to me.

[@theeachuisge]

What are the non-designing fields of jobs of EE? And which fields have the best work/life balance?

[@RelearnMath]

Good questions!

[@lesedipitsi7681]

Great video!

[@pune6358]

Hi, that was a mind blowing amazing video, Let me say! I am planning to take up Electrical Engineering from a German University. Later, I want to pursue a career in data science in electrical engineering field. How big are the opportunities here with a blend of Elec engineering and data science? For example, a career in signal processing.... Your inputs would be very valuable Also, keep up the informative good work you are doing... Thanks

[@daltonjorge7291]

Hi, I really like your video. I wonder if u could make more videos talking about controls and power

[@VikasSinghbeastrunner]

Could you make a video on microelectronics?

[@TheAppStop]

Hi there, sorry for this noob question, but I have to ask what would be the field for making the electronics of gaming consoles like the gameboy. I am assuming that it is electronic engineering as it would mostly consist of resistors and stuff like that, as you said would be the fundamentals. I am just curious and figured I would ask, well have a good day :)

[@Mangakan_desu]

tnks alot, also pls can you make a video on controls? i would really appreciate.

[@seemaazam9109]

Sir I loved ur video can u upload a video about digital plz Digital is connecting the wires to bulbs and batteries right I'm think pf this as my career so plz can u give me more info and how to get this class and what they talk about in their plz? I'm currently in high school and in physics we are working on electricity and my professor said that this is something I should look in because I'm pretty good at this and it looks really interesting thank u

[@evandropedrosa7786]

Thank you very much.....very good video...

[@se-58maruaditya71]

thanks for the video makes me happy for my decision to choose electrical engineering 😊😊😊

[@cgaspar2017]

Hi there. That's a pretty good informative video. Can you do a video about controls? I work for a control company I love it.

[@sandrinhogamerrj471]

Im studying EE and im enjoying. When you start the course you can feel the Power. Kkkk

[@WYT0]

Thank you for your videos! I would like to hear what you have to share about the power side of EE. I've been in the military and will be a late bloomer in the engineering field once my enlistment is up. Pursuing this field is intimidating but I'm all in.

[@RelearnMath]

Wyto Great! Good luck ! You will find that it's a rewarding field once you are finished.

[@indus3477]

thanks for the video.can u do a video about digital electronics .

[@willpointer7865]

I am currently going to Southern Maine Community College majoring in engineering. Once I graduate I will attend University of Southern Maine, which is one of two schools in the state that have electrical engineering programs. They offer a concentration in computer science also. My question to you is, what is more in demand between the two? I ask this because I am going to be 50 yrs old when I graduate. I know I am so much older and may have to deal with the realization that I may not be employable because of my age. I also know that many who graduate from the schools here leave Maine to explore opportunities for higher paying jobs. I on the other hand want to stay here. Any advice you can share will be so greatly appreciated.

[@derrickthomasjr.7371]

I am an electrical engineering student and I am interested in the power aspect, could you do a video on that? Even focusing on solar panels and such?

[@mdtausifraza3710]

gud video & I inspire from this & more confusion be clear from this video.....thanks a lot

[@jonathanalcala4892]

Can you make a video on power engineering? And this might be an off topic but Sweden is using the concept that Nikola Tesla build of wireless energy would you be able to make a video on that too ?

[@RelearnMath]

I already have a video on Power Engineering! Check it out...

[@jaabari16]

Please do a video on Power Engineering, I'm on my 3rd year of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

[@RelearnMath]

The video is in the description and playlist :)

[@jaabari16]

Thank you!! @RelearnMath

[@jaabari16]

Saw it! Great video and good advice in the end about not concentrating too much on power and disregarding the other fields totally.

[@DonMars369]

hi thanks. im interested in going to school for engineering and i am really into the power emphasis of electrical engineering. it would also be really cool to see what jobs you can actually get with an associates degree in electrical engineering

[@PowerSolutionBD]

its an awesome helpful video....go ahed bro

[@santtusanttu5217]

I'm interested in electronics however I don't really care about programming. What should I pick?

[@adityamili2931]

we want a video on controls mean robotics

[@JVBEAST45]

Thanks for the video. I have just one question, I’m currently taking digital logic and wrapping my head around vhdl is a bummer do you have any suggestions on how to get a better understanding for it. This is the last class I need to receive my associate in engineering. But I will be transferring right after to work towards my bachelors in electrical engineering with a concentration in power and energy systems so a power video would be greatly appreciated.

[@RelearnMath]

Hi David, I already have a video on power, please go through the channel and you should be able to find it. I took a VHDL class when I was in school and its similar in some aspects to a regular programming language like C. Do you happen to have any experience with any other programming languages? If not my suggestions would be to try out all the examples in the book with a simulator. I used Vivado Xilinx and it was able to simulate all the code written and you are even able to see all the outputs based on your design its really useful. I guarantee if you just sit down, deactivate facebook or any other social media and read and do example by example you will get it and excel in the class.

[@JVBEAST45]

Go Beyond Engineering yes I’ve taking c++ which I took to summers ago and also we use Vivado Xilinx but we use it in Linux which I really don’t care for to much either. Are there any books in particular that you used?

[@RelearnMath]

Good! Xilinx is a great tool to use! Honestly I don't remember it must be in my old computer(university one). I'll look and reply to this message if I find it. I found that just putting in the time makes everything understandable.

[@JVBEAST45]

Go Beyond Engineering ok thanks for everything.

[@rmalanis13]

Radio Frequency, I worked with RF sensor systems in the military and I am currently trying to decide if this is the route I would like to pursue.

[@genaricTallGuy]

power is something I'm interested in, I would love to learn about objects that hold power efficiently and ways to generate power other than fossils fuels

[@RelearnMath]

Stev0 gotta gun Great! Sounds like Electrical Engineering with a focus on power is what you should study!

[@vrajpatel1420]

I wanna know more about controls

[@abolivijayyadav8158]

would u make a video describing more about power I liked ur explaination a lot thanku hats off to u 😊😊😊

[@RelearnMath]

+Aboli Vijay Yadav Hi Vijay, The power video is in the playlist.

[@lovejaszxx]

Which field are you in? I saw your "day in the life" video and what you were working on looked cool.

[@RelearnMath]

RF field

[@HighVoltages]

Well explained. I want to know more about digital and control. What about robotics is it related to digital or control and how you'll classify machine learning in electronics?

[@loserxxlover7754]

I think that in most robotic industries, there's always two engineers working on the project of creating a robot: A mechanical engineer And An electrical engineer

[@OfficialAbednego]

great video btw!!!

[@dawittegbaru2578]

Hi, thanks for the great video. I'm coming from a humanities undergrad major and considering doing a PhD in Electrical Engineering. Do you think it is possible? My immediate/original plan was to go into a Engineering Management Masters program. While considering that, I was made aware of an interesting Electrical Engineering program. Note that I work (last 10 years) in publications, managing journals that cover space physics - applications and I've come to appreciate the aerospace field very much. Thoughts appreciated! Thanks!

[@RelearnMath]

Dawit Tegbaru Yes! You can do it if you have the time and resources to dedicate time for your studies. I don’t have a PHD so I wouldn’t be able to guide you. BUT my current mentor has a PHD and he said “it’s not about being smart, it’s about persistence”

[@ezrasenaputra8524]

Hi please make a video about Controls Engineering especially on manufacturing

[@guitarguy3658]

If you could make videos about power and digital that would be awesome.

[@RelearnMath]

+GuitarGuy365 the video is up

[@guitarguy3658]

Oh sweet

[@ProtoGJB]

You completely skipped microelectronics my dude

[@alandro2561]

I have my bachelors in Electronic Engineering &Technology, struggling to find a job that’s worth it you know? Any ideas on what I could do to get myself to that good job? I excelled in PLC programming, and digital courses, but have no idea where to start looking. My GPA isn’t so great either since I skipped the intro courses then went back to take them. Need some help!

[@RelearnMath]

Apply online and attend job fairs.

[@Marva123]

I would like to see a video on controls

[@Alfonsoltd]

Nice video. Would the communications route be best for me? I want to design/create analog synthesizers.

[@RelearnMath]

I would say RF.

[@theresapledger1045]

I would like to know more about power and controls!

[@RelearnMath]

Video on power already exists

[@thedook1915]

hello im currently studying in highschool and i've been planning sometime on my future on what i want to be which is an engineer ofc but i dont really know what type of engineering course i should take my goal is to be an inventor someone who makes advanced technologies like tony stark and batman those guys may not be real but they inspired people like me to become someone like them but yeah the problem is i dont know which one to take please help me because all of these engineering courses stuff makes me confused

[@DavidofSteele]

Actually no, power, interested in power generation. I have subscribed

[@alonzoball6266]

what if you're interested in electrical engineering but not sure what electives to choose...any suggestions

[@mariemiliatimana8998]

would you mind to do a vídeo which explains more of power in electric engineering?

[@RelearnMath]

Mary2001 Las Chicas Bam check out the channel! The video is there

[@colorx6030]

Hey! Can you still become ECE if you major in EE?