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now I want to switch
not sure if electrical engineering, mechanical, or IT, but it's looking IT
You're a great guy
Have you thought about CE ?
yes and the thought makes me scared
jokes aside there aren't many opportunities over here afaik...
And thanks, what makes you think so? ๐
You always have that funny U turn in your story
Like talking about study and then admitting you don't study to begin with
I mean
I just stopped to prepare to change schools :T
But while I'm very happy with CE, there's like 2 good companies for what I'm doing in my whole country, so I already had to make up my mind that I eventually gonna move if i go full career mode
Doesn't mean I don't attend stuff like preparatory courses etc
So whenever I do make notes, that's what I do ๐
What country is that?
Germany
ohhh
Truth to be told I haven't found a CE program to begin with
at most it's a masters to CompSci
Oh right
I like hacking electronics, but idk. Not sure if there is enough market for it since shenzen makes everything
At least it would be a good thing to expand my IT repertoire
btw, is the market better to mechanical, electrical engineers or IT?
Yeah CE is also a master thing here. You either start with EE/IT in bachelor and choose it as specialsation, then you can choose the full master program in CE after
Sorry i forgot about that
and by IT I mean CompSci since IT isn't a real degree lul
Yeah, we have a fancy name for that too, but everyone knows what's meant
Dunno really
>fucked up entrace exams so hard I had to study pedagogy
topkek
@xxxxx what country are you from?
Czechia
damn
I can tell you if you know IT and EE and how they interact(and pander a bit to the embedded meme), you get your 6figures straight outta school
Sorta
>6 figures straight out of school
I dunno how that applies to eastern countries though
The school I am eyeing has no EE in the curriculum, but I worked with Pycom modules?
>uni
is this the new BSc (Math) 300k starting?
>Implying anything less than a Master
fair enough
tfw graduating straight with an MD
Come on the doctors programs for medicine are a joke
I wish I would have become a doctor
If he's persistent, he'll be rewarded.
the workload is really testing my resolve though
EE is fun
but I have a passion for medicine so it's ok
@Joldberg t. EEfag
do you have to take the MCATS?
yes
ISAT too
I don't care about fun, I just want to be loved <:pepestressed:327933525124841482>
JK, what will pay me the most and is in most demand?
coding websites
working on ancient languages
rly
COBOL, etc
OH
so I've heard
why do people desperately want to keep old software alive
so in other words, you're saying IT disciplines, generally?
no, I just assumed you like IT
`why do people desperately want to keep old software alive`
Zoomers gtfo
I wanna get into pharma drug manufacturing one day
at my place itโs cause the same team/dude has worked their for 20-40 years using that language
fucking boomers
so youโre being hired to replace this old bro
I'm trying to decide between IT, ME and EE @Mirurin (็็่ฏไบบๆๅป)
Power or electronics?
i concentrated in RF-Design but no jobs in rf over here
so the next studying would be optics
but again, not jobs
damn
all companies want replacements
tfw don't even know what I'll specialize in after my graduation
Where's here?
Also does that mean you will go to college again?
Also is IT or ME in more demand than that?
they want โsubject matter expertsโ
@Mirurin (็็่ฏไบบๆๅป) Surgery?
my hands are way too spaghetti for surgery
also, it's a long way to go, I'm just a first year
just train it
kek
o
honestly if you want pharma chemists usually do that no,
brb shower
sorry
just noticed the clock
could still change to pharma if I wanted to
๐ค
For the zoomers:
You got a machine, ancient code, but machine works fine.
Now machine has a probem, but it isn't produced anymore.
So would you rather buy a new machine, maybe even gotta replace the extending machines, maybe even the whole complex, or hire some dipshit to fix your ancient code so machine works as always?
probably explains why companies haven't started adopting EYPC en-masse tbh
adopting != replacing your server farm
I heard you can easily migrate from older to newer xeons with minimal downtime
err, migrating*
EPYC is actually very succesfull right now
And as server continue to grow in demand(speed) and older sockets becoming useless, EPYC will be even more succesfull
It's just not a vibrant market as any consumer plattform
@xxxxx iโm east coast in the usa. i donโt see myself going back to college unless it was for a phd, most phd programs get enough funding to pay the students loans and get like a $500/month stipend. Iโm working on my digital(embedded) for about 2 more months and have 2 killa projects then work up on my analog knowledge. looking to apply to startups in about 2-3 months/or asking some old-fags to be their apprentice like bunnie huang or forest mins
What degree do you hold currently?
electrical and computer engineering
Master/bachelor...
bache
Ah
Are start ups less of a meme over there?
its all a meme
Fiat currency is a meme
<:tipsfedora:383326576609329162>
๐๐ซ
๐ฆ member this meme
back
welcome
as for what is in demand, fullstack web-developer
you can learn how to do it in 3-6 months and take a position in any major city
Urgh
or work towards remote positions or starting ur own app or managing like 2-3 small bizโs website
There's the part in me that wants to agree, then again web dev is a big bubble and most are already aware of it
type in nyc engineering into any job search engine.
ah got it. So it's the IT jobs nobody wants ๐
IT has its levels
so EE is generally saturated, would you say?
its like both
most EEโs go the route of consulting or systems engineering
which is like using autocad to draw lines in space or some 3d software to draw the electrical lines from this box to that box
hat part is saturated cause ur using day 1 bread and butter ee ohms law: V=IR
anything beyond they want a shit load of experience or a supreme hunger to learn
>most EE
but youโll have an easy life
I see...
It does sound even more boring than IT though
Oh really? I'd have said that most EEs are into full system design here
theres a difference in definition of systems
I guess that's a bit major dependant tho
So does IT or ME have better job opportunities than that?
I know, but we use "Automat" for that which translates garbo into english
systems can either be ur a sub team in a larger project. or your using the r&dโs products and ur creating documents for the technicians to assemble
i mean thatโs the low majority of EE
the high points would be working on a satelite or u underwater robotics
where u needs Digital/analog Signal processing, experience with power electronics. embedded and have printed 2-3 circuits from china
and those dont have much competiton cause the people dont know
but u need to know ur shit
as for IT the levels are massive, you could be setting up mainframes and fixing printers/ for 20hrs and get payed for 40hrs. or you could be doin flashing OSโs onto laptops and fixing the salesmanโs phone
that's technical level jobs though
its like 2 weeks of training
*technician
yeah I want to get a degree
the main benefits of a degree are being around like minded semi-driven people. and the professors
otherwise get some books off abebooks and /diy/ bbz
Here itยจs about getting that job :T
I'm saving this fro some future copy pasta
imo everything
bro its the tru tru
Start to do diy in general
It saves you money
Regardless of your major
DIY is good for you
I love DIY too.
I hate having to specialise without even delving into different fields first.
gotta make a plan for yourself
what do you want to accomplish in this short amount of time
Tbh don't limit yourself
I did an aprenticeship first and got looked down upon for that, but it helped to know where i wanted to get tremendously.
So take your time, maybe even switch your major
who looked down upon that
thats like the coolest thing
At the end, you're going to do your job for the rest of your life, so take your time deciding
It's the norm here to either go to uni directly or take an aprenticeship. Doing both is mostly regarded as a waste of time.
Which comes from a media hype around the millenium. Before you could get apprenticeships credits at unis, but they locked down on that and media created the fuzz "More time wasted, if you're smart go to uni directly" and it stuck with most people.
thats rediculous
I never claimed it's sane, but if my parents didn't encouraged me to not give a shit, i would have gone to uni too with the attitude "everyone does it"
yeah, thats definitely prevalent in the us
but itโs more like uni is considered pleasure island
The larger picture is even more ridicolous, 20years ago politics pushed everyone to get to uni and get higher education, now we're taking african dipshits to take the mcdonals positions
Tbh I kinda agree on that one, esspeccialy the current american system
Your curriculum is so "free" it became a joke
common core bbz
are the afrikants rly that bad?
i remember there being a lot of migrational movement, but didnโt realize it was having massive impact
Why are all the torrents on /t/ so fucking BAD
Because no one torrents anymore
That's not even close to being true
Nogs are an eh thing, we basically put them all together in the turk ghettos and are now wandering that those city parts have become even more violent and lawless
Of course most people live in cities now and are pissed about it, but the suburbs how you would call it and the rural places are mostly as they always were
whoa, seriously?
I mean, PRIVATE torrent trackers are definitely going the way of the dodo, but I don't think there's actually anything anyone can do to stop torrenting as a whole
Yes, but it's moving from warez for everyone to niche
what are some essential chink shit items that *CAN* be useful
Movies, music .. we got netflix and spotify for that
Back from the dead because I was working overtime
@Cringe Worthy Phone chargers/cables, knives, zipties
time and a half and a half
the simpler the item the less chance there is that it'll be a piece of shit that wastes your money
hell yeah, make that money
ehh I guess I could add more zipties to my collection
how about the dso138 oscilliscope
I just had to use 2 baggies full of chink zip ties to secure a fence height extension, because my neighbors are scared of my German Shepherd Puppie
Those probably aren't uv rated
The dogs?
Should have used baleing wire
ยฏ\_(ใ)_/ยฏ
>one year from now Anons fence will fall and kill a toddler
Are chink knives any good
THATS A CUTIE PIE
angry eye brows
๐ฉ ๐
I think I should just go ahead and go into IT
it seems, idk, the one with most demand and opportunities? From the glimpse I can get right now
@Cringe Worthy they can be, depending on what you get
Check the sticky
@johnfrum and you're probably right, but I'm willing to bet that they'll last at least 2 years.
fuck five am
how did this happen
@xxxxx youโll work till ur 70. 70-21:49
49yr*(40hr/wk * 52 weeks/yr) = ~100,000 working hrs.
no one does
can only swap major after it
I like all three as much. Well, I think. So I just want to know what nets the best opportunities
that depends on ur goals
Well... I kinda want to live outside a big city, maybe somewhere up north.... as far for goals I guess
real brainlet hours
lol
duuuuh, I want to live in a house...
ye basically
I like engineering but I can't pick one, it all ties into one another
i wanna 10/10 trap
Nice
I just want money
Yeah I suppose it isnt realistic. So I guess IT since it seems to give the best opportunities for home office @Joldberg
I mean
I don't want money
but if I have to pick from those three
well
the best opportunity for home office is webdev
not it
actually YES I do want money
same degree
duuuuuh, I want job...
matt go drink urself to death
Don't get us mixed up
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