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BhutJolokia
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I am a 1st year engineering student, and I am trying to decide what route to focus on after my first year. Right now the classes I am in are basic for all engineering disiplines, so I have a short window to figure it out. Next semester, though, I start more specified classes so I got to decide soon. I really, really, really like power lines, electricty, sub stations, and that sort of stuff so I am interested in power systems engineering but I cannot seem to find much on the net about what they actually do day to day and what the various jobs are in power engineering.
I have read that it is a good job field but I would really like to hear what you guys have to say on the subject. If I do not go for power systems engineering then I may end up just going into electrical engineering in general and see what else I can find.
I just happen to really like electricty, from how it operates on an atomic level all the way up to the generation and transportation of it.
Thanks!
I have read that it is a good job field but I would really like to hear what you guys have to say on the subject. If I do not go for power systems engineering then I may end up just going into electrical engineering in general and see what else I can find.
I just happen to really like electricty, from how it operates on an atomic level all the way up to the generation and transportation of it.
Thanks!