Struggling with Chinese-Taught Electrical Engineering Courses in Shanghai?

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In summary, students who are not fluent in Chinese may struggle with electrical engineering courses taught in Shanghai due to language barriers and differences in teaching styles. This challenge can be overcome by seeking additional language support and actively participating in class discussions and group work. It is also important for students to have a strong foundation in math and physics, as these subjects are crucial in understanding electrical engineering concepts. Additionally, seeking help from professors and forming study groups with classmates can greatly improve understanding and performance in these courses.
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Zaidissouf
Hello everyone
Abdul Zaid am from west Africa studying and living in Shanghai my courses all are taught in Chinese, my major is electrical engineering and automation I'm here to learn please anyone who can help me with something ( plc, circuit,...) I'm really interested, thanks q
 
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