5 things to know about Electrical engineering if you’re still in highschool

[alec_cooking_channel]

Really it’s a degree that proves you are smart and good at problem solving, which is applicable to basically every field

[NPTechVideos]

Just as a note from an electrical engineering student, because you work with hardware, electrical engineering can be hands-on. You can solder components, splice wires, prototype circuits, and more. Obviously, we can’t see the movement of electrons with our own eyes, but the ability to create physical analog circuits, for example, means there are plenty physical examples of how electrical properties work :) I’ve greatly enjoyed my degree so far. Even getting C’s and B’s in my courses! Please don’t let low grades discourage you; I’m doing my third internship this summer. If you find it interesting, you can major in EE too :)

[georgecordova]

I like how you emphasize math is a learnable skill. Everyone forgets logic when they see someone that is really good at something and they start to think “they were born that way or simply gifted with that skill” but the truth is that the master has failed more times than the beginner has even tried

[turk]

Im a sophomore EE student and even though electrical might be more theoretical and abstract, but tbh it feels like EE is way more hands on than ME because we have more labs and a lot is hands on circuits. There is also a lot of software stuff that even though it isn't actually "hands on", it feels like it is when interfacing with arduino, which we use a ton

[The_cool_guy]

I'm still in high-school, it's my last year in high-school I can't wait to major in EE, I fcking love math, with that short video you made me love EE even more.
I truly appreciate and enjoy the incredible content you create as an electrical engineer on your YouTube channel!

[JewishBanker]

Extremely eye opening.
Did not know this.

[liareriif]

Well, actually I am a vocational high school and I took Electronical Communication Engineering because I can't attend my favorite major and it's because my final score didn't pass to my favorite major so I came to this EEC, the fact that's it's really hard and not so easy to learn about it, I want to learn about it more because my mom really support me with this major, so I think I might learn more about my major so I can be a master of this major :)

And also, thank you for made this video, now I can found where's should I start to loving this electronics thing! :D

[edwinhunnet]

Bro everything in life is easy. If don’t have any learning disabilities then you can do. Consistency and focus are all you need for 99% of things on earth.

[BobbaFett]

EE here, 20 year in the industry. the best thing i every did is i disengaged myself from EE passion. Basically i simply made it about paycheck only. i never really cared about EE, never had passion for math, physics etc. i still had super successful career in EE which still going strong, and im not quitting any time soon. What most people dont understand, is you dont have to love what you do. I dont. that does not stop me from being successful in it.

[derekstrosser]

As an EE student, everything is not invisible, however you can obviously choose that route if you please, for instance if one was to go into signal processing yes it uses imaginary but math skills such as linear algebra are far more important. However, it is a necessary skill to be able to imagine things and be able to see them into fruition. Anyways good luke to my fellow EE students

[DragonLong-vszf]

I’m going to learn electrical engineering to makeover my career, by the way I’m 35 .

[honeelordcomia]

After 6 year in college and I just graduated this august as electrical engineer
I must say this course is very worth it even though its difficult I find some of my subjects challenging and interesting which sometimes i find it easier to understand for example electromagnetic some people find it difficult but for it somewhat average because I love it

[Winchester]

I don't know why I don't realize that everything in electrical engineering is invisible but now that I did im definitely switching my major to mechanical.

[aneraxxmusic]

Appreciate these videos man. I recently got accepted to a college to pursue EE and im excited for what it has to offer. Right now as a high school senior im just playing around with arduinos and raspberry pis while doing AP Calc BC and AP Physics C

[yvngrxxd]

I want to do EE, my math mark is high 90, but i failed my computer science class💀💀idk ifi should go into it then

[SKINWVLKR]

Just finished my first semester towards EE wish me luck guys!

[Waitwhat]

I am very interested in majoring in electrical engineering, mainly because it can apply to many other fields too like computer science

[AK_]

I love math, but the way some professors teach it made me hate it.

[TheAurelianProject]

My problem is that I like math to an extent, I really like learning about the concepts behind math and how it all works together, but I’m also kind of bad at actually doing the math itself, especially when a problem becomes very algebraic, there’s a lot of room for error. I used to be terrified of math when I was fresh out of high school which is why I initially went for a business major, but then I changed my mind and I’m going for an engineering major to see if I can do it though admittedly something easier than EE. I’m doing calc 2 right now.

[Omaryyo]

Hmm can you please make a video where you are explaining '' WHY EE IS HARD ''
And be very specific like it's the diagrams or imagination or maths(I don't think it's maths)