PhD student in Electrical engineering

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In summary, a PhD student in electrical engineering is a highly educated individual pursuing a doctorate degree in the field of electrical engineering. This involves conducting research, completing coursework, and writing a dissertation on a specialized topic within the field. PhD students in electrical engineering have a strong foundation in mathematics, physics, and engineering principles, and often have a background in computer science as well. Their ultimate goal is to become experts in their chosen area of study and contribute to the advancement of the field through their research.
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Asaad Issa
I'm Electrical Engineer working as Lecturer in Technical engineering collage, in Al Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, In Iraq, the same time I'm a Ph.D. student In University Technology Malaysia (UTM)
 
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