A Career As A Career For Electrical Engineering

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I’ve always wanted to go into the engineering field in some way shape or form I’ve always been told to be an nurse or doctor when I get older, but growing up really showed me what I’m good at and what my talents are and so it seems that engineering might the thing that puts all my talents together. I love math and really enjoy working with others and creating relationships as well as solving different problems that come my way. I really love to solve different types of problems especially when I was a kid or even now, because I really like the feeling of getting stumped on something only to learn and find the answer to the problem a little while later, it gave me a feeling of accomplishment every time I would figure out the problem. I also love being in the …show more content…

Electrical engineers work with the power of electricity in order to create large-scale electrical systems such as motor control and power transmission. Electrical engineers may work on many ranges of projects, from the development of common household items, wiring and lighting of big towers and buildings, telegraphic systems, electrical power house stations, or even satellite transmitters. They plan their designs using computer software’s or sometimes they might even sketch their ideas by hand. To be an electrical engineer one must be good in math and science. The way how electricity runs and the basic laws of nature are required to be an engineer while math is needed to calculate and understand what and how things work with empirical functions and try to improve on the devices by way of math. Also, great reading and writing skills are necessary in becoming a successful electrical engineer. In the electrical engineering field, you are constantly communicating with your co-workers in order to convey information effectively, which is why reading and writing are essential to engineering for clear and direct communication to one another. You also need to be able to lead others, at some point

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