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carrier options for electrical

12/20/2009 6:03 AM

hello,

i am doing my B.E programme EEE department please give the carrier options for this stream under power electronics and control systems what is way to acheive a job under this stream

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Re: carrier options for electrical

12/20/2009 10:53 AM

To work as an Engineer in an English centric environment, you must improve your writing skills.

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12/20/2009 11:49 AM

See my response to your other request for free consultation.
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Re: carrier options for electrical

12/20/2009 2:03 PM

These questions are far to broad to be discussed in detail here.

Seriously this is best discussed with your lecturers, alternatively try joining an engineering association.

http://www.ieee.org/portal/site

what is way to acheive a job under this stream

Hopefully this is taught at some point in your BE program (it is generally a standard module for a BE), alternatively contact an engineering association (see above), or try simple searches of the internet.

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12/21/2009 3:27 PM

Go see your advisor and/or your school's career placement office.

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12/21/2009 7:34 PM

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