Armando de Jesús Herrera

I have prior knowledge (through some high school physics) of simple laws and circuits, voltage, current, etc. I recently invested in this book called "Practical Electronics for Inventors" and I think its fantastic, but, what should I really be focusing my time on to be ready for this scary...

I'm on track to graduate spring 2029 and would like to begin building up a resume now so I can secure a career in the future.

I would like to build out my portfolio and start my own technology-based business in the future; however, I feel as though I do not have enough hardware/hands on experience with technological design... I was just curious about how to expand my knowledge on this topic independently.

I feel like the obvious answer would be they maintain, check condition of and design the power generating portion of a power plant. I was wondering how much can be done in a powerplant with a BSEE.

I am currently a Junior and am beginning to research which avenue I'd like to pursue when I complete my degree.

I am a high school senior interested in mechanical or electrical engineering.

I am interested in engineering and I want to stay close to the trades. (to be clear what I mean by the trades are the skilled construction trades like carpentry, electrical, and plumbing). I enjoy working with moving parts like with power tools, I like doing electrical wiring work, and I am...

How should I ensure that I not only get an internship but that the internships will help me find a career.

“I want to make sure I start college with strong habits and a clear plan. I’m hoping to learn what resources, opportunities, and strategies I should prioritize during my freshman year so I can stay on track academically and prepare for my long-term career goals.”

I'm in my second year of trade school and already have certificates in wind turbine technology and industrial maintenance. I'm about to get certified in robotics as well so I'll have my associate's degree in energy technology. That means I can get a career in wind turbines, boilers, power...

What kinds of jobs can someone get when they major in Electrical Engineering? How does that relate to other types of engineering? How much does a person get paid in those jobs?

I am a student interested in electrical engineering but recently have become curious about chemical engineering.

How should I manage my time in order to balance out academics and my personal life?

Chemical engineering, specifically.

Hello!

I'm cleaning up my computer and my phone for college. What are some good apps/websites that students use in college? Anything from note taking to student reward apps etc.

Also, is microsoft apps better than google apps? I'm not sure which to use.

Thank you so much!