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What should I do to help prepare myself for studying Electrical Engineering?
I'm a senior in high school set to graduate in May. I've been in honors classes since middle school and only took the ACT one time, but I made a 27 on it.I'm looking to go to the University of South Alabama (long story short I'm ready to go back home) to try to get a degree in electrical engineering. I don't know as much about it as I would like, but it seems to be an exciting field that falls within my academic strengths. I will have Calculus 1 and physics done by the end of the year, but I never got the chance to take so much as a Shop class.I would appreciate any pointers as to the kind of things I need to study up on in my spare time to be better prepared for college; I am extremely competitive and hate to look a fool in front of anybody, especially around some pretentious rich kids. If at all possible, I'd like to just use materials on the internet, as even working full-time after school yields few results when you earn minimum wage and your parents aren't doing a whole lot better. Thanks in advance you guys.
4 Answers
- 8 years ago
try look up for maths - common engineering subjects:
- Ordinary Differential Equations
- Vector Calculus
# skills in differentiation & integration
(the subjects' name may be different since I'm not studying in America)
Source(s): I'm doing degree in Chemical Engineering - ?Lv 68 years ago
Well, I'd like you to learn computer languages like C and C++ or to learn basic circuit theory if you have some spare time.
- Anonymous8 years ago
Study your math
Read up on basic electronics - wikipedia is a good source
Source(s): I am a Director of Engineering - nickipettisLv 78 years ago
taking shop would not help much for EE.
if you could start learning how to read schematics, you would be way ahead of the game