The Books I Read as an Electrical Engineering Student
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- A combination of technical electrical engineering books as well as non-technical books I read as an electrical engineering student. I highlight the best electrical engineering books useful for those still in college as well as working electrical engineers.
In this video I go over the best electrical books, and the books recommended for electrical engineering. Subject wise electrical engineering books.
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I just found this channel and im totally in love with your content. I recently started my masters degree in mechanical engineering and your videos are really motivating!!! Keep going!
glad you like the videos!
We actually need more content for people planning to pursue master’s degree in electrical engineering
Keep going, your content is always educating no matter in which way :D
Thank you so much for the nice comment :)
I just discovered your channel today. And it's definitely one of my favourite channels ✨✨✨
Glad you like the videos!! Thank you so much :-)
Ali this channel is so helpful to me! Really really cool stuff. I'm watching all of your videos right now as I'm about to start my first year of uni
Hey Sava! Thanks for the comment man I really am happy to hear you like the videos!!
Great recommendations. I liked the power of now for some light reading, but i get your point that it is not that entertaining.
I dig the "fooled by Randomness" as a day trader, understanding and managing randomness is by bread and butter.
Nice! do you use webull?
@@alithedazzling no
What an awesome video once again 😍🔥
Thank you so much!! Love seeing your comments man haha
Thanks for the info!!
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wow that's a really nice library you got, props for ibn khaldun but how do you read so many textbooks? aren't they super hard and boring to go through? do you read them cover to cover ?
id recommend you to read "refuse to choose" by Barbra Sher its about how instead of narrowing down your interests you should actually try to be as diverse as possible and embrace curiosity
Hey man thank you so much for the support, you're really awesome for that! The fact that you were able to find these videos and benefit for them alone means those videos are worth posting.
I read most books cover to cover, but the very technical books I don't. I usually only look for certain chapters or whatever catches my eyes. The super technical books I read mainly to learn or solve a specific thing, but the other books I read for enjoyment.
I will look into the Barbra Sher book, seems very interesting!
@@alithedazzling np man
btw i hate the war of art too lol another selfhelp guru nonsense book way too shallow
@@blitzer658 well I hate it because it creates a bad relationship with work -- that approach may work for some people but for me id rather train myself to enjoy doing the work rather than think I'm in a battle each time I have to do something
Hey man love your videos!
I read The Dip, great book. Short too
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Have you ever read The Art of Electronics?
I only read parts of it when I was learning about noise in electronic systems -- great book!
The Dip, huh? Sounds like I’m definitely the target audience for that one haha
Haha I feel you man, been there many times
Perhaps it's just because I personally did years of theatre (how I learned the basics of av engineering) but...
I always try to encourage people to study theatre. All of it. On stage, off stage, behind the stage, under the stage, over the stage, etc.
You learn arts sure, but also articulation and phonetics, audio, body language, history, management, (time, stress, even labor) philosophy, psychology, sociology, writing.
And honestly thats just the tip of the iceberg. Not that the greek philosophers were the best minds ever by any means, but its telling that the leading atheletes, engineers, mathemeticians, etc of the time were also playwrights.
Muqaddamaye ibn khaldun ❤ i am surprised to see thet
Hey man you really doing great honestly want your channel to grow and Have more impact In the engineering sector really also would like to ask do you know any books on electronic engineering and gadgets making
I see you brother. I SEE you.
I SAW ATLAS SHRUGGED. Just started it cause it’s related to bioshock
this was a gift actually from a dear friend of mine, haven't started it -- any good?
@@alithedazzling I’m like 20 pages in, was kinda confused tbh 😅
@@davidthedrummerengineer lol I can imagine
I will enter my first year in uni electrical engineering and i want to buy a laptop and i dont know the characteristics of the laptop that should be in the laptop ..so what should i search for in the laptop if u can help me please
Honestly it doesn't really matter, you won't really do anything too fancy, most unis have their own labs. I had a generic mac pro but only used it for like microsoft word pretty much lol
I'm an electrical engineer and I'm facing trouble studying so can you help me
Brother, is AI gonna replace most of electrical engineers?
There's this software called "JITX", which claims that it can replace most of the electrical engineers.
Plus, a lot of money has been put in making specific hardware for AI like neuromorphic chips, photonics chips; which will make AI just better and faster just like our human brains.
What do we do now? How far are we from it?
If i take electrical engineering as a major, will I be jobless after i graduate?
I understand that not everyone has the privilege of being able to do a masters , but as an electrical engineer you will be able to requalify into an AI expert with relative ease. Your question is very interesting and thought provoking though. I'll look into this software.
@@savat6979 any update, brother?
from my understanding JITX can design circuit boards and do board layouts -- this is similar to the new features of altium for example. This does not replace the creative problem solving process that you obtain with an engineering degree. It only replaces some aspects of board design.
it would be a new tool for electrical engineers that helps them to done many projects faster which allow us to expand more and design new things for better life
and people work on JITX must come from electrical engineering background
i hope u get the point and im sorry if my English wasn't obvious enough
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#1 book
helllow sir .how are you? i think you are doing well. can you please suggest any book fo me where i can learn best way to redraw a circuit or best book to learn series perallel circuit where have skills practice workbook with sollution.
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@@alithedazzling thank you sir for your help. ❤️may god bless you salam
It would be great if you can tell us important books an electrical engineer can read as an absolute beginner...
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Thank you Zabi :=)
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How one man can read these many books?
i was by myself during covid for 2 years or so
90% of your recommendations are self help books smh
I think 90% is an exaggeration, but yes, a big chunk of them are. What's wrong with self development books?