What are the Interests of an Electrical Engineering and Physics Major?

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In summary, an Electrical Engineering and Physics major combines the study of electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism with the principles of physics such as mechanics, thermodynamics, and optics. This interdisciplinary field allows students to gain a deep understanding of how electricity and physics work together to create and power technological systems. Graduates with this double major have a wide range of career opportunities in industries such as energy, telecommunications, aerospace, and research and development. They are equipped with strong problem-solving skills and a thorough knowledge of both theoretical and practical applications in their field.
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I'm an electrical engineering major with a minor in physics. I've also been tutoring physics for about five years now, and love to teach. My interests include... nearly everything. Right now I'm focusing on signal processing and radio communication, optical and control theory (still very new to me) and semiconductor physics.
 
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