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Alfons
Tue Mar 21 2006, 09:57PM Print
Alfons Registered Member #134 Joined: Fri Feb 10 2006, 10:44PM
Location: Belgium
Posts: 86
Hi,

I was just wondering what you guys study or studied; to see if you're all engineers or not wink

Since I'm 17, I'm still at secondary school, but next year I'll go to Antwerp University to study Biochemistry & Biotechnology.

So, what do you guys do?
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FastMHz
Tue Mar 21 2006, 10:52PM
FastMHz Registered Member #179 Joined: Thu Feb 16 2006, 02:08AM
Location: Hagerstown, Maryland - Close to Prime Outlets
Posts: 287
I'm a software developer, 100% self taught. All my electronics knowledge is self taught as well...lots of sparks, trial and error, etc suprised
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HV Enthusiast
Tue Mar 21 2006, 11:00PM
HV Enthusiast Registered Member #15 Joined: Thu Feb 02 2006, 01:11PM
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i've studied abroad . . . several times . . .
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Hazmatt_(The Underdog)
Tue Mar 21 2006, 11:32PM
Hazmatt_(The Underdog) Registered Member #135 Joined: Sat Feb 11 2006, 12:06AM
Location: Anywhere is fine
Posts: 1735
Self taught electronics until a few years ago when I got to college. I am finishing up my EE degree, and hope to get my math degree for non math majors as well.

Right now I am studying:

EE430 transistor circuits (semiconductor application)
EE382 Communications systems (Fourier transform)
EE400 Design (calculating power requirements for electric offroad rock climber)
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Dr. Drone
Wed Mar 22 2006, 12:02AM
Dr. Drone Registered Member #290 Joined: Mon Mar 06 2006, 08:24PM
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shades
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Steve Conner
Wed Mar 22 2006, 12:25AM
Steve Conner Registered Member #30 Joined: Fri Feb 03 2006, 10:52AM
Location: Glasgow, Scotland
Posts: 6706
Wow, intrusion detection and analysis, sounds el1te smile

I have a joint degree in electrical and mechanical engineering and a PhD in mechanical engineering, both from Strathclyde University in Scotland. My current job involves writing a lot of code for DSP chips as well as ordinary uCs.

I find coding and software development pretty difficult, I never had much formal training in it except for a few classes in C programming and some FORTRAN. I remember the C guys told us that you can make an array of pointers and do arithmetic with them, but they never told us why in hell you would want to do that.

It wasn't till I tried writing a menu-driven user interface in assembler, and when I had got it to work I looked back on it and realised that I was in fact doing arithmetic with arrays of pointers to decide what strings to print on the screen. In that forehead slapping moment I almost realised what the * and & operators in C are good for, but then I forgot again frown

I think that sums up what I find most mind bending about it. But software and firmware is obviously where the money is nowadays...
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Desmogod
Wed Mar 22 2006, 12:45AM
Desmogod Registered Member #139 Joined: Sat Feb 11 2006, 11:01AM
Location: Perth, Western Australia
Posts: 358
Self taught IT professional since I was about 6 (Well, bit of an over(Under?)statement)
Currently working at Murdoch Uni in western Australia, studying Physics and Nanotech, as an Undergrad :( MANY years to go....
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EEYORE
Wed Mar 22 2006, 12:56AM
EEYORE Registered Member #99 Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 06:10PM
Location: florida, usa
Posts: 637
Electronics self taught since i was little...Diving into electrical engineering at Florida State University.Minors in History, Classics...Later minors in math, physics, and physcology...

Upon graduation, i intend to specialize in power management/alternative energy sources sorta deal...

Matt
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GODSFUSION
Wed Mar 22 2006, 01:05AM
GODSFUSION Registered Member #157 Joined: Sun Feb 12 2006, 08:00PM
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i am currently atending Mount Wachusette Community Cole for electrican technician. MIT told me that id have a better chance of transferring if i went to a two year and transferred. So that what im doing.

- Wayne -
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Simon
Wed Mar 22 2006, 02:26AM
Simon Registered Member #32 Joined: Sat Feb 04 2006, 08:58AM
Location: Australia
Posts: 549
Right now I'm doing a great big load of maths and physics. I'm currently focusing on signal processing and spectral analysis sort of stuff - digital and analogue.
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