Where you're gonna be? ... the Caribbean?

Have a spare room?

The wife and I might travel to S.E. Asia for a bit.

 

Have a spare room?

If I did, you'd be the first to know, my friend.

Have a great trip!

 

hi everyone
I have been looking and finally decided to make an account. I am really interested in learning from the community and i am looking forward to connecting with you all and being part of the discussions. thanks you for all.

Welcome @madih34!

I hope you find your time here interesting and useful.

 

Hi everyone!
I don’t have a specific question at the moment — I’m a 17-year-old student who’s passionate about electrical engineering, and I joined this group to connect with other engineers and people who are also looking to grow in this field.
If you have any advice, questions, or tips that could help me develop further, feel free to reach out.
Instagram: <address removed>
Email: <address removed>
Thanks in advance!

MOD NOTE: e-mail and Instagram addresses removed to prevent spam.

 

MOD NOTE: Welcome to AAC. I've removed the addresses from your post because their presence attracts spammers and bots both to you and to AAC as a source of such information.

 

Your profile says that you are an electrical engineer, but your post says that you are a 17-year old student. Which is it? Or have you already graduated with an EE degree and are now studying something else?

If you are an EE, what kind? What aspects of EE are you involved with and/or want to become involved with. It's a huge, widely diverse field and microprocessor designers, telecom designers, and nuclear power engineers don't have much in common.

 

I hate being called a Boomer in retirement.

 

Never saw this thread, so here I am now.

Electronic engineer (was studying when I joined) graduated in 2020, from the very south of Brazil.
I'm one of those people that want to live well by learning, applying what I learned, teach what I know, but are forced to work, even though the work is not always productive, you have to stick to the schedule, wasting time.
With this time at work, I tend to visit here to learn something and avoid the boring times.
Feel free to ask anything about me.

 

I noticed your post and offer a warm Welcome Aboard.

Ron

 

I just wanted to say hi. I'm currently pursuing my EE degree and this forum seemed like a great place to learn and hang out.

I'm actually a non-traditional student as I have a previous geology degree and was professional geologist for many years, but I have decided to make a career change later in life. So far I'm enjoying being back in school.

 

Never too old !

 

I just wanted to say hi. I'm currently pursuing my EE degree and this forum seemed like a great place to learn and hang out.

I'm actually a non-traditional student as I have a previous geology degree and was professional geologist for many years, but I have decided to make a career change later in life. So far I'm enjoying being back in school.

Welcome to AAC.

There is a great store of knowledge and experience among the regulars here and they are very generous with sharing it.

I look forward to your contributions be it in the form of answers or questions.