Why Telecommunications is the Best Engineering Subfield

[@alithedazzling]

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[@cmorgan0_95]

Ali you make some fantastic content brother, really has brought me a lot of value. Deciding between mechanical or electrical engineering in university for next year here in Australia and your videos have really helped me. Please keep making videos, it helps a lot of people, thank you!

[@genemcphee8053]

Outstanding presentation. I consider my self as as ongoing self taught engineering student . Telecomm is my main interest. I am a retired US Army Telecomm Chief with experience in operation and plans. Cheers from Texas.

[@alithedazzling]

thank you! welcome to the channel :)

[@Bro77248]

Are u considered a ' veteran '

[@genemcphee8053]

@@Bro77248 Yes. Retired Verteran.

[@m.r.ansari2946]

I'm an electronics and communication engineer.I like this branch of engineering very much.

[@l1tl3c0ok1e]

As an Network and Telecom. Engineer I just wanna say thank you~

[@alithedazzling]

of course!

[@DarkCastleBoy]

I just had a nostalgia regarding my college days by watching this it reminded me of the lectures and prof explaining stuffs. I miss my college days

[@immaculate6244]

I chose Electronics and Telecommunications as my branch 2 years ago. Damn I never thought of it this way, feel so validated and powerful after watching this haha. Thank you!

[@yusuf07007]

Congrats.I chose Electronics & Communications Engineering.

[@maryamabdulwahid]

you literally changed my major from mechanical to electrical thank you

[@muni-a28]

Hi Ali, this is a long read but I hope you do go through it. Coming across your videos has been one of the best things that has happened to me this month. I graduated with a degree in ECE and if I'm being honest, as a student, I did not find it an interesting field. I am a good student, so I got good grades. However, I found it challenging to navigate my career options in this field and develop a strong passion for it. A year after my graduation, I began to really enjoy being in this field, but I've realized that to excel as an engineer, I'd need to study most of these concepts all over again. This is why I'm grateful I came across your channel. You inspire me to become an even better engineer. I can't wait to become as experienced as you! I am aware that EE has a wide range of career options. Considering my background, if I want to channel my interest in the aviation sector, what area or subfield would you advise that I concentrate on?

[@alithedazzling]

avionics is mostly made of electronics and software -- so I would focus on these two. maybe embedded systems?

[@muni-a28]

@@alithedazzling Oh wow okay, I'll focus on these. Thank you so much!!

[@sankalp_02171]

EE is vast! If you are willing to learn, you will find your niche. I found mine in transistor level circuits!

[@cjay2]

I found mine in low-noise discrete design.

[@bilalsiddiqui9341]

i found mine in reverse engineering + security lol it really is an amazing field.

[@poppustokus387]

Do you have any suggestions for possible projects an engineering student could do that might boost a portfolio?

[@wazzupweek]

i found mine in making cute stupid electronics pieces

[@Ethan_here230]

Reverse engineering as in cybersecurity? Thats comp science not electrical engineering bro​@@bilalsiddiqui9341

[@Pres7]

you are never old when it comes to learning just go for it

[@mihuq747]

Ali don't ever stop posting videos, please man !

[@cereals69]

Cool overview. Would love to see more technical videos on each of those topics. Maybe like a series based on a small project. I would watch if you get into the details.

[@alithedazzling]

Great suggestion!

[@cosmicyoke]

If you are facing the tough choice between physics and electrical engineering, i think RF/antennas is an amazing compromise between the two

[@Trttttrrrjjhhhhhttttt]

Facts

[@PeterA650]

I know a couple of Physics majors who switched to antenna design and they're raking it in.

[@invent0r137]

​@@PeterA650 Do you mean they got their undergrad degree in physics and got a masters in EE (antenna design)? Or that they switched majors in undergrad from physics to EE?

[@PeterA650]

@@invent0r137neither. One Masters, one PhD, both in physics

[@invent0r137]

@@PeterA650 Interesting, I may have to research this path. Would you say there's a difference between how a physicist and an engineer approaches antenna design? Is one more hands on (engineer) and one more simulation/theory (physicist)? I imagine they have almost the same knowledge in antenna design (maxwell's equations, EM wave theory, etc)

[@Nawalsamer04]

i am an electrical engineer and we have two subfields in our program electronics and telecommunications. I got in telecommunications and honestly I wasn't that thrilled but for the past year i realized it was a hidden gem like you can learn electronics alone but tele is hard and honestly interesting

[@Rob1066-]

I'm 54 I've spent the last 10 years studying math and physics on my own and now I'm taking classes I'm doing quite well. I don't consider myself too old. I trained in functional fitness most of which I learned on KZbin. Dancing sprinting jumping play basketball throwing a practice javelin. I shoot baskets and throw the javelin with my non-dominant side my weak left side, a lot more than my dominant side. So when I actually do use my dominant side I'm stronger and more accurate. I know this doesn't have anything to do with telecommunications engineering, but everyone is asking are they too old at 33 or 34 or 21(!!!). Another advantage I have is that I'm married and I have a happy family life, and a job that doesn't take all my time so I have time and energy left over to train and study. If you're yearning for a woman you can't concentrate on vector calculus.

[@michaelespinoza433]

this is a great video !! Im a network engineer and at a WISP and its been solid but I want to become a RF engineer to avoid the manufacture issues

[@michaelespinoza433]

do u have any schools/ academies you suggest ?

[@paulm3079]

Telecom best of all worlds electrical -RF, electromagnetic, antennas, signals/noise, bandwidth, power requirements/conditioning, signal processing, embedded…good stuff

[@hamaraf-rh4eg]

A very good overview of Telecommunication. Loved the intro to Telecommunication

[@ItsMeTheUser]

i'm glad you did this video!

[@bkcraft248]

Exactly the right time I am wondering should I pursue Ms in this subfield. Thank you! XD

[@xuanthanhtraninh642]

Yes, I agree with 100% with both hand. But in Vietnam, the labor market doesn't operate in the suitable way, especially in RF/antennas engineering. This field is the toughest thing I've ever encountered. This is considered as a high technology in Vietnam.

[@mr.unlucky3081]

Hi can you make a video about all the books you need to study all of Electrical engineering undergraduate courses like math books, physics, EE books. From basic to advanced, Thanks!!!

[@Tade.G.B]

This channel desrves M+ subscriber.you are legend .thank you❤

[@lite6384]

i love these new videos on teaching a discipline and the views really show that

[@xiaofei89]

I’m 34, I’m changing my major from physics to electrical engineering, but I wonder if I’m too old for it.

[@MS-rw3rh]

I am 30 now and I am independently studying fMRI, neuroscience, and deep learning algorithms. I want to solve healthcare-related problems and I am passionate about that. I never think we are old for tech

[@CoryDAnimates]

You are only old for being a cheap employment source. Everything else is better you are older

[@transparentworld4093]

I am 33 with 10 years of Telecommunications Engineering Experience with Diploma in Telecommunications Systems. I am now upgrading to a Bachelor's Degree currently 2nd year now in Bachelor'sDegreeinElectricalCommunicationsEngineering. We are in same boat.

[@xzerosub-1]

I’m 21 about to go into engineering and I was wondering if it’s too late for me or am I too old?

[@FaCiSmFTW]

​@@xzerosub-121 is too old for anything I'm sorry ur cooked

[@chesstansyt]

Hello Ali, I’m a huge fan of your content! You're the reason I fell in love with electrical engineering. Your work inspires me to become better.I'm currently a freshman studying electrical engineering, and while it's my favorite field, I'm also interested in machine learning and deep learning, especially TinyML (machine learning for embedded systems). I’d love to hear your opinion-do you think it's a good idea to study this alongside my electrical engineering courses, or is machine learning not as relevant to the field? Would you recommend focusing purely on core electrical engineering topics and specializing, or is it worth branching out into various fields like machine learning?

[@MS-rw3rh]

I am also independently studying fMRI, neuroscience, and deep learning algorithms. I want to solve healthcare-related problems and I am passionate for that. I thin ML and Deep Learning will be everywhere

[@chesstansyt]

@@MS-rw3rh yeah it’s such a good tool for solving various problems, the problem I have is time, and college curriculum is charged, add to that studying ml and dl, it’s gonna be hard lol and I don’t wanna spread myself too thin, I wish Ali could respond or even make a video about like should you focus on specializing in your field or branch out a little bit

[@dekev7503]

@@chesstansytfor ML, focus on your math courses, especially linear algebra, statistics and calculus. You should be able to take ML courses as electives as well. Embedded systems classes would be treated Down the line in your studies. In the end, extra studying doesn’t hurt anyone but rest assured that you’d eventually bump into these courses in your program.

[@alithedazzling]

yes its a great idea -- software is important

[@Mohanraj-fe3uj]

Great explanation brother ❤❤❤

[@transparentworld4093]

Dr Ali.. thank you

[@samuelntim7900]

Bless up Ali, I do not have any physics background from High School but I was an apprentice for one year based on electricals( electrician) from Ghana 🇬🇭 but your videos are really motivating me to be who I want to be(EE) so I’m currently in Dubai working as a cleaner to raise some funds to join you in this field. I’m 26 years. I hope I have the chance studying EE?

[@alithedazzling]

It is never too late to pursue your dreams.

[@Rony_789]

“I love your videos. I’m 18 years old and currently facing a big dilemma. At the moment, I’m in a difficult position because in high school I enjoyed physics, and when it came time to choose a career, I chose architecture due to influence from people around me, but also because of my passion for drawing. Only a month has passed, and I regret my decision because telecommunications engineering was one of my other options, and in Albania, it’s a specific option in the university branches. Here in Albania, it’s not possible to switch majors within the year, and my only option would be to leave this year and start over next year. I still have a passion for architecture, but I’m not sure if it’s strong enough to pursue it with so many doubts.”

[@Maplefairy777]

Thank you for these videos!!!

[@amginenir]

12:19 simple examples! that's why I like your contents, keep up the good work.

[@dhairyamehta1413]

Amazing content brother❤❤❤

[@talhasial-mu6od]

Hi Ali, I am a fourth year student of BS telecommunication system. I am interested to work in modern wireless and signal system. Thanks for review and motivation❤

[@AugustineBomb]

Thank u very much my idol M having this course now in my third year

[@alithedazzling]

you got it boss

[@jimgreekgamerYT]

I am currently studying electrical and computer engineering i have used ham radio to hear the repeater on ISS (with a yagi) and also decoded the NOAA 15,18,19 (with a dipole) for images and i can say i like doing that. I have used Fourier transform and its not that hard to do but we were talking about an ideal world so we werent using channel encoding/decoding.

[@maryluvskk]

Can you make a video about the difference between telecommunication and control?

[@zulkaifhameed7161]

Hey Ali W video!, i was actually looking for videos talking about this field, and there seem to be less videos on it on YT, I'd love it if u make a video regarding more details, like what would be our job, scope of it , how common is it? what do we really do, is it more of a field job or like an office job, and about the Pay!, Hope you read it! I really want u to dive into what things/jobs we can get what we can do, because im confused that what would i be doing in the future, it's my first semester so far my finals are next month.

[@guineapig1016]

Im a cable guy with no degree... yeah, this man is spot on. 👌 checks out in my book.

[@alithedazzling]

thats an honor!

[@abdssamadbouhfid7569]

You will help humanity if you make a video explaining how to convert a message like 'Hello' into binary form and then into an analog signal ready for transmission.hat would be very helpful for students and anyone curious about the topic. and thank you for posting

[@megaossim]

I wonder if the same could be said for video game engines. While it's entirely software, one does need to think about all the different hardware configurations (PC, consoles, VR, controllers, accessories). One must develop each system, physics, audio, controls, multiplayer, AI, graphics/rendering, etc. and make sure each system is working together in a cohesive manner for a smooth experience for the user.

[@JaGvWelcome]

I'm curious to see the innovation of the communication system in the next decade, eliminating many bottlenecks. Like a camera system, we perceive the whole frame in a single shot and no need a feedback system that may collapse the system. The Sun light is all around the solar system. May require a very good zooming system.

[@MrJanbrouwer1]

1 drummer on Al lp or 20 in orkest or sampled Madonna lp, s have around the same bite timing. All the colliding metal frequency is a lod more a lp.

[@lkfashionandlifestyle1299]

Hello Ali, Am currently in my fourth year of telecommunication engineering at Bayero University Kano Nigeria. Am hoping to get a masters degree in the united state

[@ONEWSHausa]

Brother hafa so una dey come here

[@kelvin2funny]

Hello can I ask u a question

[@tinklah3]

I'm telecommunications major it is well 🔥😊

[@meow-iskander]

I decided to specialize in telecommunications days before watching this.

[@JubileeQuaye-fr8tm]

THE DAZZLING 🌟🌟😎😎

[@chisomobi1308]

This is a very wonderful video sir!!! You know, I see you as a mentor from afar. I've been motivated by your videos from day one. I've asked this question before but I didn't find your answer satisfactory. I told you I was gonna study EE but ended up getting admitted into computer science and mathematics. Like man, my interest still lies heavily in EE but changing a major is really difficult in my country. How do I make the most out of this situation? What's your advice? I'd really appreciate it sir if you respond to this.

[@alithedazzling]

if you really like EE fight hard to switch, if you cannot then you can either do MS or self teach

[@chisomobi1308]

@@alithedazzling self teach? Sounds challenging and equally interesting. But the issue here's that I wouldn't be probably able to access some instruments for practicals. But as a self taught engineer, will employers consider me?

[@alithedazzling]

@@chisomobi1308 if you have the skills to do what they need, they will hire you

[@chisomobi1308]

@@alithedazzling Ah... thanks my bro! I appreciate you too much for all these! So how do I go about self teaching - will I be able to learn enough considering the fact that i might be limited to practical instruments?

[@Dartencommercial]

Definitely! Telecommunications will be the next rocket to take off 2026

[@sortof3337]

Yo. I am telecom engineer. :D Thank you bro.

[@alithedazzling]

You are most welcome

[@juliuscesar4176]

outstanding

[@viralstuff6556]

Men of culture we have met at the right place

[@Egyptianlayman-kp6ki]

The one thing that P dislike about telecom engineering that it is not compulsory to learn thermodynamics , and I find it difficult to someone be called an engineer without knowledge about thermodynamics. 😂

[@ahmedkurtovic7353]

Hello professor. Ive just got mine bachelor degree elec engineer in automatic control and electronics. Maybe in future is good idea to go for master in telecomunications. Based on this video im motivated and whats Your opinion? Or electroenergetic. Best regards

[@alithedazzling]

whichever you like more

[@NameAhmad182]

Do you think Computer engeneering is more worth it than Electrical engineering Ali wich one is better ?

[@MrJanbrouwer1]

If I put it on a old phone fron 1900 or a new computer. It is the same on data bits.

[@alish5417]

tele communication ,tele here means to make connectio between 2 diffirent location far away from each other in order to have a picture of qhat is going on live on the battlfield ,and to recieve the coordinates from ground troops . but radio or electromagnitic waves are not lighf at all ,the universe is black because ,sound cant see ,and light cant hear sound ,thats why we see stars which related to light ,but we dont see the backgrounf because its siund ,and ,the background radiation ,no its not radiation ,its a frequrncy and frequency is a sound wave ,light doesnt have frequency thats the diffirence .

[@aliktaish8118]

Make more videos about telecommunication major

[@laza5488]

Hey! Love your videos. Btw which university did you do your bachelors from?

[@alithedazzling]

university at buffalo!

[@MrJanbrouwer1]

ESA we love the difference...

[@marvindeh4926]

Hey Ali, I am in my first year of electrical engineering at Michigan state university. It’s been going good so far and your videos are great and one of my top resources. I want to specialize in Renewable energy is, do you have any knowledge in that area, and what I should do and look out for.

[@gurunathanranganathan7337]

You should study Power Electronics if you want to specialise in Renewable energy, you can work on things such as Grid Integration of Renewables, Transportation Electrification etc.

[@_.l4n3]

I thought AI was going to take over this field 😳 People say online that fiber optic is reverse engineered ufo tech, the 16x improvement in underocean internet cables without any physical changws comes to mind

[@MrMoreFee]

Fantastic videos. Any good book recommendations for Telecommunications

[@alithedazzling]

the one I read was haykin and it was quite good

[@MrMoreFee]

@@alithedazzling Thanks, having a look at Communication Systems by Simon Haykin

[@aliktaish8118]

What's the difference between telecommunication and electrical-telecomunication degrees

[@abbadubenzwin5157]

I like to know what’s gold code and PNR signals in telecom tech?!

[@itamar796796]

Hey, I’m 25 and started a double degree in EEE and Math and I really wonder what would be the best path to get into the space industry (curious mainly about robotics and telecommunications) and what would be a better major and more relevant math electives (as my maths degree will be mostly electives) for that career, is there anyway to reach out and consult?

[@josevazquez6360]

I'm currently going to Embry riddle online for Software engineering, should I get more education in telecom like a master? Or are there some good resources to self study and transition into this field because I'm sold?

[@angieyayabird]

Great video! At 11:20, I think it should be multiplication in time and convolution in frequency.

[@keshav_Jl23]

Can anyone tell me as a 1st year student of Electrical Eng. which kind of skills I should focus on??....Hoping for a good a response from other engineers who are already in this feild🙂

[@farziverse4209]

Would love to learn what the parameters are to judge a Communications System?

[@ommpeter]

How 👏 much👏do👏they👏make?👏

[@MladenMarinov]

Great topic. However, it seems you underestimate your viewers. I have known this in greater detail about 37 years back when I finished high school. Then, I studied engineering. You must be better and explain in more detail if you want to inspire the young generation. We need great minds. We actually need the best ones!

[@alessandrofermanelli2403]

best way to learn TC: get Proakis book

[@aparichit9728]

So should i go in vlsi or communication

[@Ethan_here230]

Vlsi is interesting especially with combination of deep learning

[@aparichit9728]

@@Ethan_here230 but is there any indisciplinary course which combines both

[@redshift-y3t]

my major is Telecom and computer I am more interested in computer especially data engineering

[@MrJanbrouwer1]

You decode to musth, we have the speed naw to do different...

[@hellelo.5840]

Jobs opportunities are scarce it better to persue a computer science field instead😢

[@PeterA650]

100% the opposite. SWEs are not finding jobs today.

[@peppigue]

this is just a summary for people who already know this?

[@MrJanbrouwer1]

We can buld. EVE.

[@MrJanbrouwer1]

Sending crispy. Isn't it nice to reserve real data. Like egoscopic massage.. real short and undenles data a bite.. we can use comandore 64 again.

[@osamabama3057]

Create video ❤

[@poptart9585]

This guy is smart and all but he misspelled hello

[@alithedazzling]

haha I did!

[@Hello-gf2og]

Im smarter than you. Quieten yourself in my presence

[@jruiz216]

Bros gonna mention that hes a NASA engineer until he dies😂

[@alithedazzling]

i love nasa

[@SheksgemWhepdo]

Gives a sort of authenticity.

[@trevoncowen9198]

Make u feel small?

[@technicious-dev]

A worthy achievement that proves he's worth listening to.

[@skkl8045]

The video is too general. Us followers are engineers or people who are studying

[@LeavingCaladan]

little too general for me

[@MrEast900]

There were two ads totaling 40 seconds at the 1 minute 25 second mark. I see you are trying to monetize but this is excessive and disruptive. Maybe one ad per entire video is reasonable.

[@Maplefairy777]

Not you complaining about free education 😂

[@cA-8ch]

why dont you tell them the truth why so many nasa people quit their jobs recently for instance?

[@alithedazzling]

I am not sure that is true -- but even if it is, how is that relevant to the video?

[@cA-8ch]

@@alithedazzling do you READ news??? ok that answers pretty much all.

[@ToguMrewuku]

idk it still sounds like ezpz boring nerding

[@geminigizmo6427]

i cant even algebra the fuck is this

[@shawnlaggaming]

As someone who works for a telecom company, I find it hilarious how you’re dumbing it down orders of magnitude from how it actually is

[@zzz23957]

I'm planning on getting into telecom as an EE major, Hows the pay, how hard is it to get in a telecom company as an engineer, hows the supply and demand, hows the job security, how flexible is your job, hows life for you rn

[@ItsMeTheUser]

Dude this video is for students who have no idea about telecom! It's not for experts. Think about it.

[@alithedazzling]

agreed with the comment below, this video is intended for high school students, undergrads, and outsiders who are interested in the field

[@HouseTre007]

Ur explanations are great but that cursive handwriting is damn near illegible 😂

[@AlanRipman]

Does a spacex engineer confirm? We Need a credible authority on the matter 🤣

[@tempacct5812]

Consider using Ali the Electric, suits you better than Ali the Dazzling

[@ThunderAppeal]

None of this is relevant. It all depends almost entirely on the quality of the professors. Too many professors are TERRIBLE!!

[@alithedazzling]

partially true but I think this is a bad mindset -- only bet is have more ownership and try to control your own outcomes

[@peppigue]

this is just a summary for people who already know this?