Post number #760201, ID: b02f58
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Now I'm on the second year of learning in the university, and it looks like they don't have a plan to teach us this, exactly, in the future. I guess it's because I'm on the radio engineering course, so there'll be more maths and wave-theory than electronics. I mean, they will teach us analog devices, FPGA and some other stuff, but not as much as I wanted at first...
Post number #760204, ID: b02f58
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And I'm not really good at maths AND radiowave theory, so I thought like "Oh, I hope in the later years they'll be teaching us circuitry, that's what I want". Now turned out that electrodynamics is waiting for us next year too, lol
Post number #760205, ID: b02f58
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It's kinda shit
Post number #760207, ID: b02f58
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Not really looking for advices or blaming, though
Post number #760230, ID: 5247d1
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Well, welcome to the step where you realise universities are crap at teaching things.
Post number #760231, ID: 5247d1
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Post number #760466, ID: e0f94f
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gg. If you want to learn electronics you should do so on your own accord or find an old radio/tv repair guy ho is willing to teach you
Post number #760516, ID: b02f58
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>>760466 well, kinda seems like it, but I don't see any reasons why electronics can't be studied in the university, like, it's the same shit as rocket science
Post number #761181, ID: 53e606
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Change major Maybe?
Post number #761478, ID: b02f58
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>>761181 you mean master's degree?
Post number #761480, ID: b02f58
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I've got 2 more years before bachelor's degree, we'll see what happens next
Post number #761693, ID: 53e606
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Nah I mean like see if you can switch to like electrical engineering or something that you think mitt be more interesting if your current one isn't doing it for you
Post number #761785, ID: b02f58
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well, it seems like they don't have the course I'm looking for in our university. I might be wrong, but from now it looks like other courses are still not perfect for me, coz they too have weird subjects I have no interest in. so I guess I'll just stick to my place
Post number #762104, ID: 223152
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Watching some YouTube videos might make up for it. I recommend "GreatScott!" for some basic stuff.
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| Now I'm on the second year of learning in the university, and it looks like they don't have a plan to teach us this, exactly, in the future. I guess it's because I'm on the radio engineering course, so there'll be more maths and wave-theory than electronics. I mean, they will teach us analog devices, FPGA and some other stuff, but not as much as I wanted at first...