EE is a bit hyped right now i guess, it opens a lot of doors for you if you manage to get through it sane. i want to get into robotics through electrical engineering. would it be worth it in like 7 years considering that robotics is also hyped? im a woman, would i have limited opportunities in the field because of that?
هو انا ممكن اعمل حساب بنكي وانا تحت ال١٨ سنه؟ هو في العموم لازم اعمل ايه عشان افتح حساب؟ يعني بجيب ايه وبروح البنك اقول لهم واديهم ايه؟ معلش ممكن يكون سؤال غبي شويه محدش راضي يقول لي
i'm from egypt and i'm thinking of studying in poland. i can speak polish at a decent beginner level and still improving, got lots of time to learn until i graduate highschool. i've got good friends in poland that could maybe help me find opportunities, though one thing that's really concerning me is the racism. i hear that the people don't welcome you as a foreigner especially if you're from a third world country. is it that bad? i mean i'd rather blend in than not
apologies for the plain english, i'm writing this at 6am
دلوقتي انا عايزه اخش في مجال الrobotics عن طريق الهندسه الكهربائيه ولكن طبعا مفيش كلام الروبوتيكس ده في بلد زي مصر ولا في ست تلاقي شغل بالكهرباء في مصر
فأنا عايزه اعرف ايه احسن بلد اقدر ادرس فيها الهندسه دي واشتغل فيها في مجال الrobotics تكون بتقدم منح لطلاب من بره الاتحاد الاوربي؟ غير المانيا
both robotics fields (through EE) and data engineering (through CS?) are a bit hyped nowadays. both of them interest me, though i'm unsure which one i should pursue
i was first thinking of data engineering because it seemed more laid-back than everything else i had considered. then my interest shifted to robotics, after i had ignored it for years, because well i got inspired by something and thought "why not?"
i always hear people complain about the job market. for data engineers, finding a job is really hard for juniors or entry levels. for most robotics fields there's barely any jobs, at least from what i've heard. i mean ive got three years till i start uni but it still concerns me
of course technology is advancing, both fields i mentioned remain important, but are they future-proof? will i really be able to find a job in any of them in like 7 years? if so, which one would give me more comfort and stability? (as in decent pay, not having to interview for months to find another job if i do get laid off)
انا داخله ثانوي ناويه ادخل نظام البكالوريا وجات لي فكره السفر والدراسه بره ولقيت ان رومانيا كويسه للتعليم والعيشه على قد الدوله يعني وكمان هي رخيصه مقارنةً بألمانيا او هولندا مثلا وعادي معايا اني اقضي سنه بتعلم لغتهم
انا بجيب درجات حلوه الحمدلله وبتعلم skills افيد منها في الCV وفي حياتي عموما وكنت في الاول بفكر في بولندا لكن الكليه اللي انا عاوزاها في وارسو وكله عارف ان الحياه في العاصمه مبتبقاش حلوه
بس انا معرفش هم حقيقي بيدوا منح مموله كامله لناس لسه طالعه من ثانوي ولا لازم تكون في جامعه عشان تتقبل؟ بتحتاج تقدم من تانيه ثانوي؟ بيتعملك انتفريو؟ بتمتحن؟ ازاي بتجيب letter of recommendation لو مطلوبه منك؟ المفروض بتعمل ايه لو اتقبلت؟
انا معرفش حاجه عن التقديم غير انك بتحتاج تحضر نفسك كتير والتنافس رهيب فممكن تفيدوني وشكرا
i'm a girl in a more traditional part of egypt i guess where it's harder for me to do anything. i was not allowed to go alone to the koshk right next to us until i was in 1st sec. i'm barely allowed to cross streets and i'm still not allowed to sit in the balcony alone. i'm not even joking, i seriously feel trapped sometimes. i want to leave this place and this country for good but i don't know how. i don't know anything. i'm currently just trying to strengthen my skills to land a scholarship when i'm done with thanawy. i want to ask is it possible to leave straight out of highschool? do i need to go to uni here and THEN get a scholarship to continue my studies abroad? my family tells me that i need to study here, then i can go abroad, and they also tell me that keda keda i can't leave without a man's permission, is this true?? i'm worried they'll just take everything away from me if they see me leaving to pursue MY dream that really bothers them for some reason. i really don't know anything, please give me all the info
i've always been fond of robots and machines and stuff but i never really thought of actually getting into it until recently. i see some people in this field being prodigies and hella smart and all while i'm just an average person with an average mind. i want to pursue it as a career, i have 3 years till i start university, i'm asking because i see lots of people getting into it before they're even teens, is it too late for me??
how did you guys save money to study abroad especially if you come from a country with a weak currency? of course not everybody will find a fully-funded scholarship, even then you'll have to spend a lot because of different currency values. i live in a country where one euro equals 60 pounds