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ryandrake ◴[] No.45125823[source]
The EE component of my CSE degree felt like a math degree in disguise. Calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, discrete mathematics... It was a long time ago but I remember it as three years of math prerequisites and Maxwell’s equations and then finally we could learn what a MOSFET is. Absolutely terrible. I just want to learn how circuits work and how to build a guitar amp! But noooooo I need to learn how to solve partial differential equations, which I’ve done zero times in the field.
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1. deckar01 ◴[] No.45139622[source]
Community college is the short cut. My local AAS EET program went safety -> DC -> AC -> amplifiers in 4 semesters.