/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12755100
It really depends on what you want to learn, since EE is so broad. I always recommend taking an intro level signal processing class, since you go through Fourier series & transforms (possibly Laplace & Z too depending on the curriculum), which are used all over the place in nearly every field. Signals classes tend to teach Fourier in the easiest way I think, since proving convergence isn't the focus, but rather developing an intuition for what you're actually doing - treating exponentials as an eigenbasis that you're projecting your signal on, and working in that eigenbasis because certain things are simpler. Because your looking at signals, there's also some functional analysis in there, as well as the basics of linear system theory since the motivation for all of this is LTI systems.

The class can be relatively math-y compared to other engineering stuff (I like math so it didn't bother me at all), but it's all highly useful. If you fall in love like I did, you can keep on going by looking into classes about filter design, communications, controls, and system theory.