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03/25/2011 6:16 AM

what is all ele.engg. about
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03/25/2011 7:37 AM

A cross between an elephant and a rhino...technically called "Elephino"

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03/25/2011 1:05 PM

I'm sorry, couldn't help it vsridhar, gave you a GA for the pun, now someone give mjb another GA so he gets a real one for a REAL good one, OP, sunny, may look back on this and don't want him to think we are all as disrespectful to his question as kvsrichar.

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03/25/2011 8:49 PM

Sorry, it was too tempting. i will now vote mjb a GA as deserved. Though, i don't believe the OP is the next Tesla.

Curious, two people voted mjb GA, but someone voted OT. Strange !

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03/25/2011 11:48 AM

I'll assume you are asking about...

Electrical Engineering?

It is a diverse area of study and application. It may not the best career path if your ONLY interest is getting the largest paycheck, but it can lead to a rewarding career if you truly ENJOY applied math, physics, and electronics.
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