Quick notes I took, might be useful for u guys too: 1 - seek help from others, such as, colleagues, professors and teach assistants 2 - develop an interest in your classes, instead of fear and anxiety, it'll turn the process way more fun. 3 - do extra-curricular activities, don't just attend classes and study, look to apply your knowledge and have real world experience 4 - "are you in the right major?", don't fear changing majors, talk and understand if your major is what you TRULY want to study and work on, "don't work hard on the wrong thing".
I Will also say this cuz it took me forever to figure this out and especially to freshman’s! You can’t just memorize how to solve the problems and be a robot! You truly have to understand what’s going on or you’ll have a hard time with the exams!
Thank you Ali . This was really helpful. I have been going through this and it’s my first year in college. I just do my work myself and it’s really hard and it’s stressful
Thank you ali. This video was really great it made me reflect a lot about what I should do next semester and hopefully it will help me to correct things that I was doing wrong. Thank you again!
If you are about to start studying any sort of engineering some top advice is to take your required math courses back to back, even in the summer if you can, because leaving gaps in between can really mess things up if you forget or fall out of practice, just try to get good professors too and form a study group
I totally agree on the curiosity part (like Feynman preached it) and the benefits of learning groups. Too often do we overlook a minute detail and get stuck, learning with others brings new perspectives and helps to unstuck you.
Awesome video mate! I've just started a 1 year bridging course to then move into electrical engineering and I'll definetly take on some of your advice! (esspecially working with people, sometimes you just gotta start the conversation right) cheers.
Hello, im a recent graduate with a BS in Electrical Engineering. In my current situation I felt as if COVID took away many opportunities from learning and growing as an engineer not only due to most of classes being online and lacking some fundamental electrical engineering knowledge. I have been applying to a lot of entry level jobs but haven’t had any luck. If anyone has advice for me as a new grad in electrical engineer please feel free to leave a comment below.
same thing! I would just like to add on what you said about lacking fundamental because I experienced it as well. it is only through the senior subjects that I have to go back and learn some basic circuit analysis. Just want to ask have you ever gone into any internship?
I know that my time in school was played with financial issues. I tried to prioritize school, but each semester was a new challenge of how i can stay in school. I feel like this perspective misses that sort of struggle.
I can relate, however its part of life. A lot of people in stem are very privileged in the fact that they can just focus on school. Not to take away from them, but some people need to manage engineering as another aspect of life instead of their everything. Everyone journey is different so try not to compare yourself to others
I had to fail a quarter to work full time or I get kicked out of school. Cs get degrees or no degree, answer was obvious. Worth it tho next year will be my last
I have a very interesting question for you. Would you ever consider making some videos on the electrical courses you've taken and giving a brief summary of the topics covered and useful equations?
hey i realy have a quI have a question that is not related to the topic but it has been confusing me for two months. I want to know the name of the course that studies in detail what happens in a wire when an electric current passes at the atomic level and not as an electric circuit. I want to know how electric and magnetic fields work to transfer electrons from one place to another and why this happens and these things. So I just want you to direct me to the name of the subjects that pertain to this topic in order.
Hey dude , I'm from India , I'm soon going to choose a college to start up with my engineering journey , I was weak at maths in my high school but still I am very interested in coding from the very past , I have already learnt all the python basics in the last 2 weeks and I am enjoying it , over here at my entrance score I can't get CSE but I can get Information Technology (IT) which is almost similar to cse when it comes to the syllabus , so I wanted to ask you whether I should go for IT or Electrical (as u say electrical is flexible) , also do you think that programmers can live in the job industry for next 15 yrs , I'm kinda confused cuz I enjoy coding but everyone around and online are saying that its risky to choose and coding related branches due to ai advancements, so can you guide me a bit , I recently found your channel , you seem like a pretty knowledgeable person , thank you , also if you don't mind can u tell stuff according to India and your country as well
Hi I’m thiruni here, I’m studying a double degree, bachelor of engineering honours in electrical engineering and bachelor of science in mathematics and statistics. Im from Sydney. I’m very passionate about NASA stuff so decided to join this group 😃 what sub discipline if electrical engineering is most useful for NASA 👀 any ideas ? So I can search more on the relevant area
Is it possible can u do a video on avionics please Question in ur opinion would you say meachanical eingneering is eingneering version of physic then eletricial eingneering is the eingneering version of math in the science based degrees
Im a parent of a highschooler student who wants to go to college for electrical engineering. We live in Michigan and want to know which college he should go to. His GPA is extremely high as well as his SAT/ACT scores. Does it matter which college he goes to? Money is a factor. It would probably be a school in Michigan? Any suggestions?
Its pretty cool, bit of a more niche one, sort of a middle ground between a bunch of different disciplines (coming from a 2nd year EE student with some mecha friends
I need help please. getting a Bachelor degree in EE can allow you to get a master degree in SWE or is it better just to start as a SWE major in college?
Microphones like his generally have the best sound quality when the audio source is inches away. However, he could probably lower the gain a little bit so that the mic doesn't peak as much.
Hi I’m thiruni here, I’m studying a double degree, bachelor of engineering honours in electrical engineering and bachelor of science in mathematics and statistics. Im from Sydney. I’m very passionate about NASA stuff so decided to join this group 😃 what sub discipline if electrical engineering is most useful for NASA 👀 any ideas ? So I can search more on the relevant area
Quick notes I took, might be useful for u guys too:
1 - seek help from others, such as, colleagues, professors and teach assistants
2 - develop an interest in your classes, instead of fear and anxiety, it'll turn the process way more fun.
3 - do extra-curricular activities, don't just attend classes and study, look to apply your knowledge and have real world experience
4 - "are you in the right major?", don't fear changing majors, talk and understand if your major is what you TRULY want to study and work on, "don't work hard on the wrong thing".
thanks bud, what's you major if i may ask btw?
@@tutohowto5345 Eletrical and computer engineering
Gettin your PHD at 26 is an awesome accomplishment
Sigh...
You deserve 100k+ subscribers minimum. Thank you for this channel
Thank you!
I Will also say this cuz it took me forever to figure this out and especially to freshman’s! You can’t just memorize how to solve the problems and be a robot! You truly have to understand what’s going on or you’ll have a hard time with the exams!
Thank you Ali . This was really helpful. I have been going through this and it’s my first year in college. I just do my work myself and it’s really hard and it’s stressful
Great advice. Thank you so much Ali.
Thank you ali. This video was really great it made me reflect a lot about what I should do next semester and hopefully it will help me to correct things that I was doing wrong. Thank you again!
Its true. Aint nothing to it but to do it.
If you are about to start studying any sort of engineering some top advice is to take your required math courses back to back, even in the summer if you can, because leaving gaps in between can really mess things up if you forget or fall out of practice, just try to get good professors too and form a study group
I totally agree on the curiosity part (like Feynman preached it) and the benefits of learning groups. Too often do we overlook a minute detail and get stuck, learning with others brings new perspectives and helps to unstuck you.
Thank you Ali.. (I am inspired by your videos).. I have learnt alot from you.
Awesome video mate! I've just started a 1 year bridging course to then move into electrical engineering and I'll definetly take on some of your advice! (esspecially working with people, sometimes you just gotta start the conversation right) cheers.
Hello, im a recent graduate with a BS in Electrical Engineering. In my current situation I felt as if COVID took away many opportunities from learning and growing as an engineer not only due to most of classes being online and lacking some fundamental electrical engineering knowledge. I have been applying to a lot of entry level jobs but haven’t had any luck. If anyone has advice for me as a new grad in electrical engineer please feel free to leave a comment below.
same thing! I would just like to add on what you said about lacking fundamental because I experienced it as well. it is only through the senior subjects that I have to go back and learn some basic circuit analysis. Just want to ask have you ever gone into any internship?
@@viridian9673 yes I got an internship
@@viridian9673 but it hasn’t helped much
Take and pass the FE exam
Great video as always!!!
Thank you so much
I know that my time in school was played with financial issues. I tried to prioritize school, but each semester was a new challenge of how i can stay in school. I feel like this perspective misses that sort of struggle.
I can relate, however its part of life. A lot of people in stem are very privileged in the fact that they can just focus on school. Not to take away from them, but some people need to manage engineering as another aspect of life instead of their everything. Everyone journey is different so try not to compare yourself to others
@@LesterIvanPinoBarragan needed this as well, thanks!
I had to fail a quarter to work full time or I get kicked out of school. Cs get degrees or no degree, answer was obvious. Worth it tho next year will be my last
About to go into my second semester of first year , and I can deeply relate to feeling lost
6:00 this point can't be stressed enough.
Loved the video!!
5:28 hehehe i did the same for chemistry. now it’s one of my favorite subjects
Exactly bro it doesn't have to be so difficult
I have a very interesting question for you. Would you ever consider making some videos on the electrical courses you've taken and giving a brief summary of the topics covered and useful equations?
sure@
hey i realy have a quI have a question that is not related to the topic but it has been confusing me for two months. I want to know the name of the course that studies in detail what happens in a wire when an electric current passes at the atomic level and not as an electric circuit. I want to know how electric and magnetic fields work to transfer electrons from one place to another and why this happens and these things. So I just want you to direct me to the name of the subjects that pertain to this topic in order.
Probably an introductory electromagnetism course in your unis physics department
Brotha my EEE classes gonna start soon 🤍
Hey dude , I'm from India , I'm soon going to choose a college to start up with my engineering journey , I was weak at maths in my high school but still I am very interested in coding from the very past , I have already learnt all the python basics in the last 2 weeks and I am enjoying it , over here at my entrance score I can't get CSE but I can get Information Technology (IT) which is almost similar to cse when it comes to the syllabus , so I wanted to ask you whether I should go for IT or Electrical (as u say electrical is flexible) , also do you think that programmers can live in the job industry for next 15 yrs , I'm kinda confused cuz I enjoy coding but everyone around and online are saying that its risky to choose and coding related branches due to ai advancements, so can you guide me a bit , I recently found your channel , you seem like a pretty knowledgeable person , thank you , also if you don't mind can u tell stuff according to India and your country as well
I agree joining college clubs is very important for pov of self development 😄
Hi I’m thiruni here, I’m studying a double degree, bachelor of engineering honours in electrical engineering and bachelor of science in mathematics and statistics. Im from Sydney. I’m very passionate about NASA stuff so decided to join this group 😃 what sub discipline if electrical engineering is most useful for NASA 👀 any ideas ? So I can search more on the relevant area
❤ from Indian EE's
Is it possible can u do a video on avionics please
Question in ur opinion would you say meachanical eingneering is eingneering version of physic then eletricial eingneering is the eingneering version of math in the science based degrees
Nice approaching for both fields , YES as you described ...
Can you explain how you did a lot of internship?????
Thanks brother
Im a parent of a highschooler student who wants to go to college for electrical engineering. We live in Michigan and want to know which college he should go to. His GPA is extremely high as well as his SAT/ACT scores. Does it matter which college he goes to? Money is a factor. It would probably be a school in Michigan? Any suggestions?
ann arbor is great. michigan state is great as well
Ali, is computer engineering enough to become a controls engineer. Or should I study electrical?
both work, as long as you take signals and systems first -- choose the one you like more
@@alithedazzling Thanks. One last question lol, I really enjoyed derivatives in calc 1, what fields of ee are related to this?
Agree with everything, I’m trying to implement them for the fall semester and the rest of my college tenure
Is mechatronics a good major?
Its pretty cool, bit of a more niche one, sort of a middle ground between a bunch of different disciplines (coming from a 2nd year EE student with some mecha friends
Good video.
How did you watch a 12 minute video in 5 minutes?
@@lukabajic3660 Watched it in 2× speed
I need help please. getting a Bachelor degree in EE can allow you to get a master degree in SWE or is it better just to start as a SWE major in college?
I study solo. Passed all my exams and I have a lot of free time. I don't think your advice applies to everyone.
the voice is a little bit low, thanks for your effort
Do a video about systems engineering 🎈🎈
Any one here know if telecommunication engineering have opportunities in Lebanon
thought you meant the engineer from TF2
2 cents: I would suggest removing one of the conflicting UI elements from the thumbnail. It's a toggle.
Ali fix your microphone it sounds awful
wthh. That's amazing quality.
He's way too close and needs a pop filter
علاوي حبيب كلبي Your advice is extremely generic.
brotha no need to eat the mic
And still his sound is mid. He eats the microphone for mid audio
Microphones like his generally have the best sound quality when the audio source is inches away. However, he could probably lower the gain a little bit so that the mic doesn't peak as much.
haha had to record this very quickly before heading out to work -- mid audio better than no video in my opinion, people still gain value
Y'all to focused on the quality of the sound instead of the quality in the message
Holy shit dude shut up 😂😂😂
Hi I’m thiruni here, I’m studying a double degree, bachelor of engineering honours in electrical engineering and bachelor of science in mathematics and statistics. Im from Sydney. I’m very passionate about NASA stuff so decided to join this group 😃 what sub discipline if electrical engineering is most useful for NASA 👀 any ideas ? So I can search more on the relevant area
Ayy I'm from Sydney (actually newcastle) doing EE as well!
Any one here know if telecommunication engineering have opportunities in Lebanon
Any one here know if telecommunication engineering have opportunities in Lebanon