Experienced and new electrical engineers working in power: what does a typical work day look like for you? I am an EE student and trying to decide if this specific field in EE is for me.
If possible could you also say which country or region you work in!
So many of those songs are timeless. Sad if true. Rip Ms Connie.
I have a masters in mathematics already as well as a bachelors in mathematics. I am emailing with a recruiter for a university because my plan is to go back to school for a bachelors in EE.
The recruiter wants to meet and discuss, but said a masters in EE would take "roughly the same amount of time and cost roughly the same amount of money".
I am very skeptical about this. I have zero credits in electrical engineering currently and with transfer courses the 4 year bachelors will be 3 years for me.
The obvious questions to ask when our meeting happens are "how much money?" and "how much time?", but I am also considering what my job search will be like when I graduate. Do hiring managers even want someone with a masters but no job experience?
Anyway my gut is telling me the masters route is not the way to go, especially since the bachelors will only take me 3 years to complete. What do you electrical engineers think and what questions should I be sure to ask the grad program recruiter?
Countless bodies everywhere and the void infecting everyone who's left.
Hornet confessing that this is, in part, largely her fault to the bug in Songclave who wonders if this is a punishment for his sins.
Bellhart is in shambles, take the bell beast to Bone Bottom to find that Every. Single. Bug. Died.
Across my travels in Act 3 I find Garmond and Zaza multiple times valiantly fighting off the void infestation in an effort to protect what's left of Pharloom.
To top it off I get a quest from Zaza. I find him alone in the Blasted Steps. He leads me to Garmond who has been lost to the void. I push back tears. After defeating him, Zaza just lays next to his corpse like a dog that lost their owner.
Starting a 4 year bachelors in EE as a sophomore due to transfer credits. Will the world of EE be difficult to land a job in three years from now? Will my 2 math degrees set me apart enough?
I am fascinated by EE but nervous that the degree may not pay off