Developing my skills as an electrical engineer

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  Harshad Italiya

  CodeRed!!!

  Was wondering if there is any site where I can develop my skills as an electrical engineer(like CodeChef and TopCoder for Computer Science enthusiasts)....@godfather Can u help?

  So do you want to learn about basic Electrical?
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  CodeRed!!!

  #-Link-Snipped-# I know few basic stuff about electrical and electronics from what was taught at college. I want to know if there are sites that can give me a more hands-on knowledge and practice.
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  Harshad Italiya

  CodeRed!!!

  #-Link-Snipped-# I know few basic stuff about electrical and electronics from what was taught at college. I want to know if there are sites that can give me a more hands-on knowledge and practice.

  Ok I will try to find some and let you know.
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  Anuj Aggarwal

  You can refer the following sites. Do have a look
  
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  KZ 259

  i actually would like to know as well. would anyone know of any good youtube channels that pertains to this topic? i will bookmark the above links. i just took a glance at 'em and can already tell it has useful information.
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  If there's none, I think we've an opportunity to start it here. What type of content are we looking at?
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  CodeRed!!!

  #-Link-Snipped-#, something like CodeChef for computer science enthusiasts which helps people easily develop their programming skills. Codechef has become so important for Computer Science Engineering that companies have started hiring people based on that. Facebook recently hired the number one programmer on CodeChef from India. I know that such an extensive website for electrical engineers is not possible, but still, anything that can help us gain things that are generally not taught in classrooms would be great.
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  Yeah, CodeChef is a Directi venture; it's an Indian company. I think they're doing something awesome; but there's a scope for other engineering disciplines as well.
  
  Just wondering who posts the challenges there? Is it done solely by the staff?
  
  Also, if we were to do something like that for Electrical Engineers, what kind of practice questions/answers would we expect?
  
  I'm just trying to understand and gather feedback.
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  Harshad Italiya

  The_Big_K

  Yeah, CodeChef is a Directi venture; it's an Indian company. I think they're doing something awesome; but there's a scope for other engineering disciplines as well.
  
  Just wondering who posts the challenges there? Is it done solely by the staff?
  
  Also, if we were to do something like that for Electrical Engineers, what kind of practice questions/answers would we expect?
  
  I'm just trying to understand and gather feedback.

  We need to Choose the Subject first of all Like basic Electrical after that we can add some circuit troubleshooting.
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  Guru Karthik

  Hi,
  I am new here. I was searching for a website for electrical engineers similar to topcoder and I ended up here. The conversation looks interesting. To start with, this website/forum can have basic electrical(not power systems but circuits) concepts like the network theorems, nodal analysis, KVL, KCL, voltage and current divider etc. Then there can be exercises based on these concepts with an immediate solution or like a challenge. The difficulty level can increase with the users' progress and also with the growth of the website.
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  That's indeed interesting. I'm not sure whether that's possible in our typical forum-like environment. We'll need someone to generate interesting concepts related discussions. If anyone's interested in doing so (and getting paid to do that), let's talk. Initiate a private conversation with me. 😀