/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9417188
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhED40jPsHc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADwq34oyXkY
>Omar Carmona5 months ago
>RelearnMath Do you work as an electrical engineer?

>Beyond Engineering5 months ago
>Omar Carmona Yes sir.

>Omar Carmona5 months ago
>RelearnMath What do you do?

>Beyond Engineering5 months ago
>Omar Carmona hmmmm...basically 50 percent hardware and 50 percent software development for RF related devices.

>Beyond Engineering5 months ago
>It's interesting that you bring up Medtronic...Several people that I graduated with currently work there...the degrees break down like this...20 percent mechanical Engineers, 30 percent Software/Comp Sci, and 50 percent Electrical. Biomedical is in a way a subfield of Electrical, so if you don't want to do full on Biomedical to increase your range of opportunities, I would suggest Electrical.