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Neat Things About Electrical and Computer Engineering
Neat Senior design projects
What our graduates say
Top Ten Reasons to be an Electrical Engineer
Top Ten Reasons to be a Computer Engineer
Interesting EE sites...chip directories, trouble shooting and more
Engineering Jokes and Useless Facts
You might be an electrical engineer if .
. .
- You enjoy sitting down at a computer and creating a
program to solve a problem.
- You have ever wondered how the
computer works.
- You enjoy tinkering with electrical and/or mechanical
gadgets, appliances or radios to find out how they work.
- Your parents ever got mad at you for leaving their tools
scattered all over the workshop.
- You enjoy solving school problems in mathematics,
chemistry, physics or other sciences.
- You enjoy the challenge of a checkers or chess game or a
puzzle.
- You dream about how to make new or better "things" which
might help people and contribute to an improved standard of
living.
- You enjoy doing experiments to understand and learn
more about our world.
- You have the patience and persistence to complete
challenging projects you have started.
- You get a laugh at the following jokes.
You might be an computer engineer if .
. .
- You enjoy sitting down at a computer and creating a
program to solve a problem.
- You have ever wondered how the
computer works.
- You enjoy tinkering with electrical and/or mechanical
gadgets, appliances or radios to find out how they work.
- Your parents ever got mad at you for leaving their tools
scattered all over the workshop.
- You enjoy solving school problems in mathematics,
chemistry, physics or other sciences.
- You enjoy the challenge of a checkers or chess game or a
puzzle.
- You dream about how to make new or better "things" which
might help people and contribute to an improved standard of
living.
- You enjoy doing experiments to understand and learn
more about our world.
- You have the patience and persistence to complete
challenging projects you have started.
- You get a laugh at the following jokes.
Women in Engineering
More and more women are enrolling in electrical and computer engineering
at MSU.
Engineering is not an exclusively masculine endeavor. What
really matters is motivation, scholastic ability and interest.
Studies have shown that men and women do equally well as
engineering students and professional engineers.
Some characteristics common to most engineers are an
interest in mathematics, science and problem solving, and a
desire to do useful, meaningful work. These attributes are
certainly not limited to men.
For women who want a chance to use their full potential,
electrical engineering, computer engineering and electrical and electronics engineering technology offers a rewarding and self-fulfilling
career.
What our graduates say.
"Science and engineering is an exciting field that has lots
of room for growth, personal development and personal
satisfaction."
"MSU is a great, small, close knit environment"
"Technology and its growth is challenging and interesting.
It is a fun way to make a living."
"It is the technical mind which must, ultimately, untangle
the messes made by the non-technical minds in our society."
"Great opportunities and Fun!"
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