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@alienator-MXzkzt • Aug 18, 2011
there are no particular subjects as key subjects.....everything is important as this is the gateway to engineering .....you learn the basics now,which is important for your upcoming years...and regarding scope,find out which part you like the most and concentrate more on it since everything has scope nowadays.....the rest depends on you....good luck 😀 -
@sisir47-2WFfVC • Aug 18, 2011
thanq .......
also,post some mini projects, which i can complete in less time and low cost -
@alienator-MXzkzt • Aug 19, 2011
figure it out youself when you complete this sem or year......to do some stuff you need knowledge....and you will be able to do it 100% only when YOU choose the topic for your project....doing mini projects which others have done wont really help you...try something on your own...you will get to know the difference -
@sheron-NRpYX0 • Aug 21, 2011
Hi,
Electrical engineering is a field of engineering that generally deals with the study and application of electricity It now covers a range of subtopics including power, electronics, control systems, signal processing and telecommunications .If you want to find the suppliers of Electrical plz click the link below -
@mrdon-92OwlG • Aug 23, 2011
Key Topics of Electrical Engineering is basics.Power Systems,Machines,Control Systems.For a second Year Machines and Power Systems,Power Electronics Control Systems will give more scope for you but Every thing is important in Electrical Engineering. -
@karthiksubbu-42kzku • Aug 24, 2011
hi.i am new to this grp.. i am doing my second yr BE EEE .. i have identified VLSI as my area for PG as i have spl liking to it... can u pls guide me on how to go abt learning VLSI in the college level? whether any xtra coaching is reqd for it?? -
@vikeshrajan-OWBU0k • Aug 24, 2011
Search Electronics for you magazine for mini projects..... -
@karthiksubbu-42kzku • Aug 25, 2011
Are ne courses related VLSI required to be done???