from Mechanical Engineering to Electrical Engineering
from Mechanical Engineering to Electrical Engineering
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Hi everybody,
I recently interested in electrical engineering specially designing circuits,
Electrical-Mechanical equipment, machines and etc.
And I like to continue my study from mechanical engineering in B.S. to electrical engineering in M.S.
Have you seen somebody like me who switched his or her studies from ME to EE?
Can my decision be helpful in my future?
Can I challenge with EE?
Thanks.
I recently interested in electrical engineering specially designing circuits,
Electrical-Mechanical equipment, machines and etc.
And I like to continue my study from mechanical engineering in B.S. to electrical engineering in M.S.
Have you seen somebody like me who switched his or her studies from ME to EE?
Can my decision be helpful in my future?
Can I challenge with EE?
Thanks.





RE: from Mechanical Engineering to Electrical Engineering
For a BSME to a MSEE expect to take a lot more math courses. MEs study phenomena that can frequently be seen, felt, or sensed, and as such are easier for the human imagination to understand and comprehend. EEs mostly study phenomena that cannot be seen, felt, or touched, and can be hard for the brain to fully comprehend and visualize.
RE: from Mechanical Engineering to Electrical Engineering
In machine design, I would think it would be even more valuable.
I only know one fellow who took the path that you asked about. He's successful. He did come to me and a couple others for a bit of help with the EE math, but he was sharp and didn't need much.
Best to you,
Goober Dave
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Keith Cress
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RE: from Mechanical Engineering to Electrical Engineering
RE: from Mechanical Engineering to Electrical Engineering
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But if you have no experience, I'd think there would be a challenge finding that first job going in with BSME +MSEE since most entry job requirements seek one or the other discipline not both. I'd think you'd have more choices entering the market with BSME + MSME
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