1. you chose it out of curiosity, not necessarily for the money 2. interested in physics 3. looking at specific sub-fields of electrical engineering 4. trying to learn things about it outside of class 5. enjoy problem solving 6. have other friends who are electrical engineers 7. desire to be ahead of 99% of students
This is definitely true. I loved physics and did very well in these courses, but I had the worst Electric and Magnetic Fields teacher. Literally, the bottom of the barrel...
I’m 23 and returned to school at first for computer science as I did coding for a year before and love it a lot, but I realized I didn’t want to just code and I discovered I genuinely love math with my first semester math class and want to learn how the world works through physics, and I’ve always wondered how things work so I’m pursuing electrical engineering next semester!
I did engineering because i worked as an electrcian and didn't feel like it was a very fulfilling job. Electrical power engineering was the next logical step, and the pay makes the struggle of engineering school worth it.
I absolutely loved this video! As I watching this video I was very intrigued by your Google Calendar set up. I would love to see an productivity/planning video from you since I struggle with staying on track with scheduling. Thanks as always for the quality videos.
hey thank you! if you search in the playlists of my channel, there's an entire playlist on productivity, check them out and let me know what you think!
Man i will change from mechanical engineering to electerical (communication and electronic ) engineering inshallah due to your videos I can relate so much to the video about you switch out of mechanical engineering i am having the same symptoms while enjoying my circuit class and lab and found myself watching videos about electronics and electric component include some principles of electromagnetic physics like how the dipole make frequency etc While hate the guts of the workshops and engineering mechanics class its just not for me Looks like i need something abstract and cannot be seen to enjoy rather that hand on stuff
I’m not going to lie. I love Engineering and the challenge it brings BUT I absolutely hate physics. I don’t know if it was the teacher or if It was cause I was a freshman at the time.
Yes thank you , more content like this please. I hate people thinking of EE, EEE, as just some sort of a programming major to compete with CS, and forget about like the other 80% of the course. I mean If you wanna do coding and get paid a lot ( high level of competition ), just go and do CS or SWE.
This video was really helpful and encouraging. I am interested in emf, Physics, consciousness, and the technology they use to investigate cool shit and I'm interested in quantum physics, too.
I wanted to build robots, design, build the limbs, make them lifelike, design/model/tailor their behavior etc. All those things. Finding an accredited college is difficult as I've never been to one. I'm in my early 30s but I'm completely lost in getting there to that point and if i graduate from said school i still need to land a job in that field.
Idk if I'm very good at problem solving or not though. I'm hoping if I'm not, the classes teach me how to think better so that I can solve problems. That part has me a little iffy cuz I just don't know how good I am at that.
I like electrical engineering but my goal is to get a job as an international student. It would be really bad to comeback to Mexico with an American degree just aspiring to the base earning as low as $1300 usd per month. SO I NEED TO GET A JOB
Hey brother, what do you think of someone becoming an electrician, maybe even master electrician, and then going into the electrical engineering field? This is my current plan. I just started my apprenticeship.
Ali and the public in the comment section, would you recommend studying Electrical Engineering part-time while working as a full-time Software Developer?
Thanks for the video it was very helpful. I’m going to take electrical engineering and computer science. What are the names of the UA-camrs you were watching? I couldn’t find them. I would like to study there videos.
Hey Ali, was wondering if you have a video on how to see ways to apply EE knowledge in the real world? I saw a video which was about how to use integration in real world, more like how does the thought process work and all. So was wondering if you have something similar
I have 2 dream jobs, im studying electronics & computer engineering and my dream areas would be biomedical or physics/space, still unsure which path to choose or how to get to it but im an engineer ill figure it out 😅
Dude I am so glad you posted this comment because, other than the fact that I don't know for sure whether I am going into mechanical or electrical engineering (I am a high schooler), I either want to be a biomedical engineer or work at NASA. I guess I really won't know for sure until later though. Also, if you don't mind me asking, where are you studying?
Ali this is some great stuff. I had a read though your book and it was amazing to know the different fields. My question is how does one get a taste of all the fields on EE to get an idea of what they might actually like.
your videos tricks me to change my major from industrial engineering though i had began the course,it really sounds cool coz i liked physics which i thinks is spiced mathematics 😄
I'm a high school senior who will attending college in fall as an EE major and would like to start developing programming skills, what programming languages do you believe are vital or recommend learning?
I am a freshman in college and i am really interested in quantum computing what's your thoughts about that? Is it really a future changing tech, i am curious
Ali can you share some tips on how to study for electrical engineering tools you used website apps paid and unpaid to help for example any paid program to prepare you for the classes just like the help for instance for medical school with the MCAT there is a lot of programs is there is for engineering that’s helpful and prpere for exams and homework thanks in advance
Thank you for your videos. I am also a student majoring in electrical engineering and I have one question. I'm curious more in math than physics and actually I'm so interested in math that I'm looking forward to take math as an dual major. Is it ok to dual major math? Would it be waste of time? Does majoring in math help me improve electrical engineering skills?
I’ll be applying to transfer this November from community college to a four year. When should I start looking at internships? I have yet to take any EE classes so should I wait until I transfer? What should I absolutely know for internships?
1. you chose it out of curiosity, not necessarily for the money
2. interested in physics
3. looking at specific sub-fields of electrical engineering
4. trying to learn things about it outside of class
5. enjoy problem solving
6. have other friends who are electrical engineers
7. desire to be ahead of 99% of students
most people that "hate" physics dont like the teacher that teaches it. If you have a good physics professors, you will love your degree
This is definitely true. I loved physics and did very well in these courses, but I had the worst Electric and Magnetic Fields teacher. Literally, the bottom of the barrel...
I do feel like Physicists are very interesting people general, but theres always a bland teacher somewhere
You just need to read more theories
I’m 23 and returned to school at first for computer science as I did coding for a year before and love it a lot, but I realized I didn’t want to just code and I discovered I genuinely love math with my first semester math class and want to learn how the world works through physics, and I’ve always wondered how things work so I’m pursuing electrical engineering next semester!
I did EE 30 years ago- the core of EE is Ohm law, the circuitry - everything else is derived from it
I did engineering because i worked as an electrcian and didn't feel like it was a very fulfilling job. Electrical power engineering was the next logical step, and the pay makes the struggle of engineering school worth it.
I absolutely loved this video! As I watching this video I was very intrigued by your Google Calendar set up. I would love to see an productivity/planning video from you since I struggle with staying on track with scheduling. Thanks as always for the quality videos.
hey thank you! if you search in the playlists of my channel, there's an entire playlist on productivity, check them out and let me know what you think!
Man i will change from mechanical engineering to electerical (communication and electronic ) engineering inshallah due to your videos
I can relate so much to the video about you switch out of mechanical engineering i am having the same symptoms while enjoying my circuit class and lab and found myself watching videos about electronics and electric component include some principles of electromagnetic physics like how the dipole make frequency etc
While hate the guts of the workshops and engineering mechanics class its just not for me
Looks like i need something abstract and cannot be seen to enjoy rather that hand on stuff
Thats awesome man, go for it :)
I'd have to agree with you with this, I feel the same way
Thanks for your videos ,
I'm currently at my second year of Electrical Engineering course 😊
Ali, excellent video and channel! You basically have to have “the knack” to be a good EE!
I’m not going to lie. I love Engineering and the challenge it brings BUT I absolutely hate physics. I don’t know if it was the teacher or if It was cause I was a freshman at the time.
I dont know, I love physics and I love programming. But more than anything I love robots.
Yes thank you , more content like this please. I hate people thinking of EE, EEE, as just some sort of a programming major to compete with CS, and forget about like the other 80% of the course. I mean If you wanna do coding and get paid a lot ( high level of competition ), just go and do CS or SWE.
This video was really helpful and encouraging. I am interested in emf, Physics, consciousness, and the technology they use to investigate cool shit and I'm interested in quantum physics, too.
3:42 I also started mechanical(robotics) eng then switched to electronics eng and now I'm currently switching to electrical 🙈
I wanted to build robots, design, build the limbs, make them lifelike, design/model/tailor their behavior etc. All those things. Finding an accredited college is difficult as I've never been to one. I'm in my early 30s but I'm completely lost in getting there to that point and if i graduate from said school i still need to land a job in that field.
Go to community college, then transfer to a state school. Done.
Idk if I'm very good at problem solving or not though. I'm hoping if I'm not, the classes teach me how to think better so that I can solve problems. That part has me a little iffy cuz I just don't know how good I am at that.
I really like your videos, its such an inspiration.
Thank you so much!
I like electrical engineering but my goal is to get a job as an international student. It would be really bad to comeback to Mexico with an American degree just aspiring to the base earning as low as $1300 usd per month. SO I NEED TO GET A JOB
This comes as I came to the realization that I want to switch from Mechanical to Electrical.
Hey brother, what do you think of someone becoming an electrician, maybe even master electrician, and then going into the electrical engineering field? This is my current plan. I just started my apprenticeship.
Ali and the public in the comment section, would you recommend studying Electrical Engineering part-time while working as a full-time Software Developer?
i dont see why not, if thats what you want
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Great video I love you!!
love you too
Thanks for the video it was very helpful. I’m going to take electrical engineering and computer science. What are the names of the UA-camrs you were watching? I couldn’t find them. I would like to study there videos.
veritasium is my favorite
@@alithedazzling thank u
Hey Ali, was wondering if you have a video on how to see ways to apply EE knowledge in the real world? I saw a video which was about how to use integration in real world, more like how does the thought process work and all. So was wondering if you have something similar
check out "I was wrong about EE" video
I have 2 dream jobs, im studying electronics & computer engineering and my dream areas would be biomedical or physics/space, still unsure which path to choose or how to get to it but im an engineer ill figure it out 😅
Dude I am so glad you posted this comment because, other than the fact that I don't know for sure whether I am going into mechanical or electrical engineering (I am a high schooler), I either want to be a biomedical engineer or work at NASA. I guess I really won't know for sure until later though. Also, if you don't mind me asking, where are you studying?
Ali this is some great stuff. I had a read though your book and it was amazing to know the different fields. My question is how does one get a taste of all the fields on EE to get an idea of what they might actually like.
ideally you work on different projects, but you can just watch youtube videos on each topic initially
your videos tricks me to change my major from industrial engineering though i had began the course,it really sounds cool coz i liked physics which i thinks is spiced mathematics 😄
do what you like
Thank you very much Ali👍
I think you forgot to add the discord server
I'm a high school senior who will attending college in fall as an EE major and would like to start developing programming skills, what programming languages do you believe are vital or recommend learning?
I’m just curious about renewable energy and power system.
Can you please advise me it is better to do electrical and electronics engineering or electrical and engineering including data engineering.??😢
Hey Ali I'm interested in physics but only in electrodynamic part
I am a freshman in college and i am really interested in quantum computing what's your thoughts about that?
Is it really a future changing tech, i am curious
good and growing field but I do not know much about it myself. follow your curiosity
Ali can you share some tips on how to study for electrical engineering tools you used website apps paid and unpaid to help for example any paid program to prepare you for the classes just like the help for instance for medical school with the MCAT there is a lot of programs is there is for engineering that’s helpful and prpere for exams and homework thanks in advance
Thank you for your videos. I am also a student majoring in electrical engineering and I have one question. I'm curious more in math than physics and actually I'm so interested in math that I'm looking forward to take math as an dual major. Is it ok to dual major math? Would it be waste of time? Does majoring in math help me improve electrical engineering skills?
it doesnt really help much, in EE you take enough math. do it only if you really like the math major
Thanks a lot champ
You're welcome!
you lost me at where I was supposed to have friends :(
What gpa i need if i studied at college after 10 class ?
I’ll be applying to transfer this November from community college to a four year. When should I start looking at internships? I have yet to take any EE classes so should I wait until I transfer? What should I absolutely know for internships?
its never too early to start applying, but make sure you have a good resume and some good projects under your belt
Hello, I'm an electrical engineering major at the University of Wyoming and was wondering if I could get a Discord invite. Thank you!
discord.gg/dZUbkpHDsB
Can you share a video on how graduates from foreign countries can get apprenticeships in the so called silicon valley?
Hi Ali, would you reccomend either to get an MSc or MEng in Electrical Engineering?
i dont think thats relevant, what matters is skills/experience
@@alithedazzlingThank you for the help.
Discord server link showing invalid!
discord.gg/dZUbkpHDsB
its working for me
What do you think about UIUC for EE?
good school
What is better Master degree or Phd ?
depends on what you want
Ali where is the link for the discord group?
Here’s a link: discord.gg/4fzTvgzQ
@@alithedazzling Thanks for the link Ali!
is 3.12 good cgpa ?
yes