The cost for me to attend cc right now is essentially free. I’m on my third year and I have only had to pay for supplies and parking passes. I’m transferring to SJSU in a few months and your videos helped me decide between UCSC and SJSU.
Since you work in electrical engineering, what does your work days look like since the pandemic and now as the pandemic is still going on? Typically software engineers/computer science are able to work from home (remote) since they don’t actually need to go to a lab/interact with physical machinery, but what about electrical engineering? Mechanical engineering? Computer engineering? Chemical engineering? Civil engineering? Did you work from home/remote when all of this started and now too?
Good question! maybe I should make a video on this...but to answer your question, it depends on your role...most of my work has to be performed in a lab, like you said, I have to interact with the physical instruments so I couldn't work from home. However some of my coworkers design electronics, so they were able to work from home because it is all computer work. So it's going to vary.
Hello brother I am from India My college fees is zero as I got free seat and the education is totally theory based and no practical knowledge for me due to this Iam loosing my interest and also there is no semiconductor factories in India, and the jobs for electronic students is quite less even we got the job the salary is around 3.6lac rupees(around 4k dollars) per year as a fresher so how could I learn things and can you please give some suggestions to become good in this electronic path and also what should I do to get good job as like you😁 Hope you will give reply brother
The cost for me to attend cc right now is essentially free. I’m on my third year and I have only had to pay for supplies and parking passes. I’m transferring to SJSU in a few months and your videos helped me decide between UCSC and SJSU.
SJSU is a great school, a lot of alumni work for Apple.
Since you work in electrical engineering, what does your work days look like since the pandemic and now as the pandemic is still going on? Typically software engineers/computer science are able to work from home (remote) since they don’t actually need to go to a lab/interact with physical machinery, but what about electrical engineering? Mechanical engineering? Computer engineering? Chemical engineering? Civil engineering? Did you work from home/remote when all of this started and now too?
Good question! maybe I should make a video on this...but to answer your question, it depends on your role...most of my work has to be performed in a lab, like you said, I have to interact with the physical instruments so I couldn't work from home. However some of my coworkers design electronics, so they were able to work from home because it is all computer work. So it's going to vary.
REACH Great! May you be sure answer all the questions from pre pandemic and currently in the pandemic
Thx for your vids!
Thank you for your vids. Really appreciate them.👏🙏
Hey Reach Will you be able to Upload Videos Regarding Electronics Projects During Engineering ?
That’s a good idea, I have a ton of video ideas but just don’t have time
Hello brother I am from India
My college fees is zero as I got free seat
and the education is totally theory based
and no practical knowledge for me due to this Iam loosing my interest and also there is no semiconductor factories in India, and the jobs for electronic students is quite less even we got the job the salary is around 3.6lac rupees(around 4k dollars) per year as a fresher so how could I learn things and can you please give some suggestions to become good in this electronic path and also what should I do
to get good job as like you😁
Hope you will give reply brother
my friend may i ask you if it is safe to put 4700uf, 50v capacitor on a 12v motorcycle battery?
Is there a way to do this if you want to double major?
Why would you want to double major?
@@RelearnMathis it bad 😭 ? i cant choose between ee and cs 😭
@@Vuden13 well are you more interested in software related topics or electronics/physics?
@@RelearnMath both
Gonna have to crucify you for that Python, sorry lol!
You didn't even call the defined function, so your code literally does nothing! Blasphemy!
It’s pseudo code 😅