I hate computer work i don’t like to do programing or any kind of job related to this
can i be an Electrical Engineer?
I like physics and calculus so much

Who can say me the duties of Electrical engineer in ( ISPs )Internet Service Providers ???
which kind of equipments that they have in regard to electrical aspect?

I’m an electrical engineer and I’m intending to pursue a masters degree in Industrial Management / Industrial Engineering and Management. Can anyone tell guide me what career oppurtunities will I end up with after this degree? Thanks in advance.
My target market is Europe.

i am a 2009 pass out graduaed in electrical and electronics engineering from an average college..for last seven months i hav eattended various interviews but d salary is too low…and has got nothin to do with my degree.. i have a decent percentage with no history of arrears but the market is really screwed up in the core field..can anybody help me out by lettin me kno what are the fields opened for an electrical engineer and what wud help me for my bread and butter also..

I’m deciding what I should major in next year. How hard is chemical engineering compared to electrical engineering. I know for a fact that it is easier to get into a university as a chem engineer major than an electrical engineer. I’m planning to go to UC Berkeley.

I am in high school currently and plan to take all of the appropriate classes to become an electrical engineer. All of the most advanced math classes and science classes.

However, I am a very self-driven student and am wondering if there are any books I could read or anything online that would help me in my quest to mastering the art of the electrical engineer. Any tips would be appreciated as well.

I’m worried of becoming an electrical engineer because of the future stability. I’m worried that if I get older, the company would lay me off leaving me no companies willing to hired an old guy which they prefer younger upcoming employee. Is that something I should be worried about and the off shoring?

attending cal state Los Angeles, electrical engineer, B average. especialized in controll systems and communications

I’m worried of becoming an electrical engineer because of the future stability. I’m worried that if I get older, the company would lay me off leaving me no companies willing to hired an old guy which they prefer younger upcoming employee. Is that something I should be worried about and the off shoring?

I’m deciding what I should major in next year. How hard is chemical engineering compared to electrical engineering. I know for a fact that it is easier to get into a university as a chem engineer major than an electrical engineer. I’m planning to go to UC Berkeley.