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  • For an electronics engineer what topics of chemistry, maths and physics should a person be aware of?

    Devansh Chauhan

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    Updated: Oct 26, 2024
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    just wondering what should an engineer brush up from class 8th - 12th if he is an electronics engineer?
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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Administrator • Dec 2, 2014

    Devansh Chauhan
    just wondering what should an engineer brush up from class 8th - 12th if he is an electronics engineer?
    I'd vote in favour of the basic laws of physics, general chemistry and math as well. However, the individual topics would need a specific purpose. Basically knowledge of general science will help you sail through most of the situations.

    PS: Since this is posted under 'Jobs' section - are you preparing for any specific job?
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  • Vikram S Bargah

    Member • Dec 2, 2014

    Welcome to CE #-Link-Snipped-#.
    If you are Preparing for specific job. You need to focus on NCERT/CBSE Syllabus. You can download All the books #-Link-Snipped-#.
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  • sunilkumar23

    Member • Dec 3, 2014

    Mathematics:- Integration, differentiations,Algebra, Laplace transforms, trigonometry and even matrix.

    Physics:- electromagnetism, Diode, resistors, transistors etc.

    chemistry:- Applied materials, Bonds etc.,

    I think in first semester every thing will be covered. Just follow your first sem syllabus..
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  • Devansh Chauhan

    Member • Dec 19, 2014

    thnx for the help guys
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  • Devansh Chauhan

    Member • Dec 19, 2014

    Kaustubh Katdare
    I'd vote in favour of the basic laws of physics, general chemistry and math as well. However, the individual topics would need a specific purpose. Basically knowledge of general science will help you sail through most of the situations.

    PS: Since this is posted under 'Jobs' section - are you preparing for any specific job?
    nope, not for job
    not very much familiar with the layout of this website (i mean what to post where?)
    could you just give me an intro how the forum works?
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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Administrator • Dec 19, 2014

    Devansh Chauhan
    nope, not for job
    not very much familiar with the layout of this website (i mean what to post where?)
    could you just give me an intro how the forum works?
    Welcome to CE, #-Link-Snipped-# . Take a look at commonly asked questions in the FAQ section of the top menu.
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  • Vikram S Bargah

    Member • Dec 21, 2014

    Devansh Chauhan
    nope, not for job
    not very much familiar with the layout of this website (i mean what to post where?)
    could you just give me an intro how the forum works?
    u can get CE FAQ Link on my Signature too. 😀
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