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When going college for the first time, I thought about becoming an electrical engineer. As time passed by, I began to notice electrical engineering was primarily based on physics. I have thought about going back into electrical engineering for the longest time, but I don't if it would be more wise to study physics.
From my understanding, electrical engineering is a simplied form of physics that relate to electrical engineering. A person could study physics that relate to EE and do essentially what an EE can do. Is that right?
Would I be able to study physics instead of electrical engineering and do the same thing as the EE?
From my understanding, electrical engineering is a simplied form of physics that relate to electrical engineering. A person could study physics that relate to EE and do essentially what an EE can do. Is that right?
Would I be able to study physics instead of electrical engineering and do the same thing as the EE?