I want to study electrical engineering,is a good option????
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dude.....this is proably the hardest major in the undergraduate level. But you are good in math and good in lab, have lot of patienece, then go for it. I guess the job market is always good for the electrical engineers. But this major is definetely the most difficult major.
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Having worked in the aerospace industry for 10 years (specifically military aircraft for what is now BAE SYSTEMS) I can tell you that you probably have a few options. You could do a degree in Electrical Engineering and end up either designing or installing highly specialized wiring. Or you could specialize in the field of Avionics which relates to aircraft systems design, installation, fitting, maintenance. This is systems such as ILS, VOR, radar, and other flight instruments.\n\nAeronautics is an option but you do realize that it covers a wide range of topics not related to your electronics qualifications. Areas such as Fluid Dynamics and Aerodynamics.\n\nAfter you graduate the sky is the limit. These people work in all areas of aircraft engineering from Boeing to NASA. Because engineers in general are in short supply you can "write your own ticket" and work anywhere in the world.
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Integrated and Electrical Engineering
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Try this: http://www.topix.net/science/electrical-engineering\n\nIt is continually updated electrical engineering news from thousands of sources. \n\nThe IEE has abstracts freely available online from their journals:\nhttp://www.iee.org/Publish/Journals/
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Hi there. Engineering quite a good career to go into. When you study engineering, you will find out that actually engineering student are mostly chosen by the work force. Sometime even chosen to be a sales personnel and so on. Engineering is not a bad field to go into. \n\nBut than my recommendation is to go for something you like. Don't just because you think that that field had no future or crappy and so on and choose not to join. \n\nAnyway i am engineering student. I think it is fun but tedious sometime.
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University of New Mexico has one of the top rated Electrical Engineering programs in the US.\n\nColorado School of Mines is highly rated and is particularly outstanding for mechanical and civil engineering.
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Definitely.  Unless you're academically inclined and college bound, an apprenticeship is ideal.  Make sure that it is training program that is trade union approved and that you are working under a good "master": eg.  good "master electrician," or "master plumber."  Licensed tradesmen and tradeswomen earn excellent money, and it is rather difficult to 'offshore' these jobs!  Another advantage--you won't have to pay a fortune when you hire an electrcian:-) Often you can take classes through adult education.  Good luck.
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Some places for you to visit for starters.  I don't know anything about studying in France for the advanced level in electrical engineering and how to get enrolled, but I guess I would get started by enquiring at any of the following: I imagine you will need to be fairly fluent in French Spoken/written Language - but you probably know that already!\n\n\nwww.ee.ic.ac.uk\nwww.theiet.org\nwww.eng.cam.ac.uk\nwww.transworldeducation.com/ads/nantes.htm\nwww.internationalgraduate.net/adverts/nantes.www.intstudy.com/script/univ/insal.htm
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* digital signal processing\n* control theory\n* computers / digital hardware\n* circuits (analog and digital VLSI)\n* electromagnetics (antennas, waveguides)\n* solid state devices/photonics\n* power distribution / power electronics / high voltage engineering\n* robotics also heavily involves electrical engineering along with a few other eng disciplines\n\nThose are most of the primary divisions in electrical engineering work.
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Well, if you have the slightest desire to learn about the design and workings of the computer's hardware then you might want to consider Computer Engineering. If you are interested in programming techniques, operating systems, compilers, data structures, algorithms, software engineering methods etc then computer science may be right for you.\n\nIn computer engineering you will have to deal with the electrical/electronics engineering side of the computer.\n\nAs far as employment opportunities are concerned both have a good demand. Computer engineers can go a step beyond and work with Embedded electronic systems where in order to troubleshoot a program one may have to actually work at the circuit/board level with sophisticated electronic test tools such as oscilloscopes, logic analyzers etc. A computer engineer is also involved in actual circuit level/board level design of the specialized computer on which he/she may develop a particular program.\n\nIn computer engineering program along with the usual computer science classes like programming languages, operating systems, data structures etc you can also expect electrical engineering classes such as circuit analysis, transistor level electronic circuits, logic circuits design and analysis, Microprocessor based systems design and interfacing with the real world analog circuits and sensors etc.\n\nIn my opinion the outlook for computer engineers is likely to be quite good. That said, very good computer scientists who are specialized in networking technologies can also expect a very good outlook.
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My company is always looking for electrical engineers.\n\nhttp://www.asrcenergy.com/jobs.html
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With control engineering you would be interested in the other aspects of electrical engineering, like power systems and power electronics. this is because those are the things that you apply the control to. \n  An electrical control engineer is the one responsible for the functionality of the whole system including the motors/generators, the sensors and the switches ( in a simple system). Normaly a control engineer works in something called control pannel, from where he sends and recieves data and assures that the process is done correctly. He also fixes the errors and reduces them to the least system error possible. \n\n Telecommunication is envolved in the work of control regarding the recieving and sending of data.\n\n  I'm a control engineer and was in a point of my life wondering if I want control or telecommunication till I discovered out that a control engineer can always make a masters in telecommunication and be good in both, but it doesn't work the other way since you need a semi perfect knowledge of electrical engineering.... good luck with your choice...
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Either try University of Missouri-Rolla, or Collorado School of Mines.  They are two of the top schools in the nation for engineering studies.
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Yes! Electrical engineering, especially with a concentration on electric propulsion is our future. Internal combustion engines are on the way out and electric motor controls, fuel cells and hybrids are on the way in. You have no idea how tough it is to find engineers with experience in these areas and they are commanding large salaries when you do find them.
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It doesn't hurt to be inquisitive on Yahoo Answers and get sources of information for stuff you are doing for your engineering homework.  As long as you aren't posting questions directly from your homework and as long as you actually use this as simply a starting point for your research, keep up the good work.\n\nAs far as Electrical Engineering stuff.  I have found what I needed a few times from Google.com and Wikipedia.  However, that is a difficult course and I would recommend tutoring or study groups if you are struggeling.  \n\nGood Luck.
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Wonderful! You will have a lot of options. Mechatronics is the basis of robotics. Its where mechanical engg. and electronics fuse. This throws up a lot of avenues. Autonomous machines, vehicles, smart machines, nanotech, etc.
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Get in touch with the relevant Professional Institution for details of their qualifications and what courses lead to them. Initially, look up their web sites! For Electrcal Engineering, there is an Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (Http://www.ieee.org), which is international and has national sections. For computing, in the United Kingdom where I live there is the British Computer Society (http://www.bcs.org), and there will be an equivalent in most overseas countries.\n\nAgain in the United Kingdom, the Open University is a leading provider of on-line courses (Http://www.open.ac.uk)\n\nThere are limits to the extent you can study Electrical/Computer Engineering on-line because you will need to do practical work to get a worthwhile qualification.