i m a hardware engineer i want to build my career about this subject.so what can i do about this?
915520
Discrete Hardware design is almost outdated in India. No money in it. Same is the case with systems maintenance etc. If you want to really build your career in electronics etc, join CG-Corel or CDAC VLSI courses. Do some live projects on Xylinx FPGAs etc.
458935
you need to know c programming language coz take for this case     \n When you replace a EEPROM on your machines hardware you need to rewrite the software in that EEPROM which is nothing but a bit complex c program - generally written and complied using Kyle C. \n As you are going to be a hardware engineer you will have to do chip level reparing also so and at time you will need to do things similar to the things mentioned above.\n So man learn the language as it packs more power than what you have not thought ight now ! ...
594383
Since ur core subject is electronics, i suggest step into sensor business. u an develop various kinds of sensors with varied range of applications. i suggested sensors becoz it has got booming market so that u can easily market them.\n\nif u r looking for any other kind of business, transportation, agrbiz, biotech are some other industries where u can venture in. i have business plans for agri biz but sorry dude taht i cant share u my info.\n\nthe abov said business when backed up by a strong business and market plan il lead u to success. the key to sucess as u hosuld be knowing is "Delivering the VALUE and COMMUNICATING it"
317067
Setup up a network where all your electronic equipments are connected to one central hub. It is kind of tough, but it sure will be one hell of a project.
734867
Hei man, hardware is mostly work with practicle part, my advice is donot do hardward in online, you well furnised when you in practicle only...they are a lot of small problems will occur only when you in practicle only..
77413
make any sensing devices, which has the altest features. u can get a lot abt them on internet and modify them for the latest demands
503429
Try getting some certifications, like A+, Network+, MCP.  Let your possible employer now that you still have the skills you need by showing them the certifications.
755390
The art of looking job..... Look carefully which line of the electrical engineer you want to be. Consultant??? Contractor??? Specialist??? Salesman??? Building maintenance???\n\nFinally, before you decide please tell us your country you are in. Perhaps, if match you may send your resume to us...
668496
As a practicing engineer you will never know what your next assignment will be.  And you may have to research available literature to solve an assigned problem (hopefully guided by your engineering education).  Try to imagine that is exactly what you are doing as an engineering student (now while paying instead of being paid!).  Make good notes with simple sketches if possible to give your memory the best handle for information retrieval.  Repetition (take notes, review notes, think about notes) may help.  Study the notes again before exams.  Your education provides a shortcut through everything man has learned in your field.  That ought to be very interesting to a future engineer.  Best of luck!
921456
I would suggest you di your hardware & networking first. So when you learn programming side you can have more imagination about what would you do to your logic.\n\nOnce you have basic about hardware and networking.The programing side will support a lot.\nThat is  for who interest both.\n\nBut some people who only interest on Programming its OK to do Programming first. But Yoy will find a lot art of programming if you already know the hardware side.\n\nThis my experience and my opinion. May be another people has another opinion.
471965
Those sites have people that research motherboards and the amount of RAM and types of RAM they can handle, and they design a database and web interface for that database around that information.  It would be a whole lot of work on your part, but if you got a few contractors to help you out with the workload, it might work out for you.  There's really no "easy" way, since there are always new motherboards coming out.  You've certainly got your work cut out for you!
307840
IT is such a broad field though, you should try to focus on an area of IT such as networking, programming, database admin or design.  It would take an enormous amount of time and education to learn every single thing about IT.  You should consider going to a "good" college for technology and IT to learn and then follow up by getting a job and/or certifications in your area to showcase your skills.
1166828
I'm an Electronics and Computer Engineer.  Look at government positions for a Civil Engineer first and I think you would like the opportunities there.
26027
Buy an electronics lab from Radio Shack and build a few projects. I was bought one when I was 11 (about 26 years ago) and haven't looked back. The best way to learn is with practice and its never too late.
1162015
I don't think Hardware has a good future in the market\n\nWeb technologies are emerging and the I.T. Industry has once again BOOMED because of Web Technologies so I prefer you must take courses of Microsoft .NET technology, XML and databases
225499
Er, what steps have you taken already?\n\nIf you want to be a successful technical professional you should learn to think logically.\n\nYour question is a little like asking "If I add 3, what number do I have?"
135914
Dear mr./ms. engineer, \n\nProducing ceramics is one thing and managing the busyness is another. You should include in your question what kind of help you need.