EE Specialization

It sounds to me like you need to get some experience first...then you will be able to work out what specialisation appeals to you.

Del

thanks for ur help ....but i dnt want to have a long gap in my studies ....i m presently working in a construction company ...but i m still not sure as for in which specialization i would go for ?

Firstly I would ask myself, what appeals the most to me. Before returning to university to get my EE degree I worked as an electronics technician for many years. After I received my degree I worked designing building services for a few years - that was okay but very repetitive. Thankfully I work for a very large international consulting firm and was able to switch from the commercial to the industrial side to where I now do instrumentation, controls as well as industrical electrical design. This I found to be a good fit with my electronics background and very fulfilling.

Most EE degrees give you a wide variety of introductions to many aspects of the profession so again, you must ask yourself what appeals to you. It has to be interesting to you because you will hopefully be doing this for a long long time.

You will want to be sure to include some writing courses in your studies. There is a need for engineers who can communicate clearly in both the written and spoken word. The brightest engineer in the world is of little use to anybody if they cannot effectively convey their knowledge to others.

hi

thanks

i am gud at communication skills ...i can express everything that s in mind but the thing is that i cant see the clear pathto go further for my higher studies ...i need to be very clear about the specialization i m going for because its going to have its impact in long run

so i am a lot confused

If you plan for a career in industry , get out of PG course and join some engineering/Manufacturing / construction firm. If not, carry on.