Electrical Engineering Case Study

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In this study, we will be able to determine the difficulties that are encountered by students who are studying Electrical Engineering; how they manage their time, what are their sacrifices just to pass this course, and what kind of lifestyle do they have in order to fit in studying EE.
Electrical Engineering trains students in the analysis, planning, design, operation, instrumentation, and control of power systems as well as electrical machines and installations. Several studies have shown that many Electrical Engineering College Students are having a hard time finishing this course. Having a lot of difficulties and challenges in the field of Engineering, college students who are taking up this course are still doing their very best to graduate …show more content…

Just as the world needs its Doctors, Nurses and Teachers, Electrical Engineering is something which we simply couldn't do without. If one likes the idea of creating electrical systems which could help millions of people on a day to day basis, like the systems used in phones, or computers, then read these reasons to study Electrical & Electronic Engineering.
1. Electrical Engineers have good Graduate Prospects
The Subject League Table for Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Graduate Prospects remain high even a bit lower down the table. Certainly in the top 10 institutions, Graduate Prospects are formidable when compared to some other subjects. This suggests a higher employability in graduates of Electrical Engineering, an obvious bonus and real incentive for undergraduates to start a career in this field.
2. Electrical Engineers enjoy high starting salaries
The graduates benefit from a degree of this kind, and whatever time and money they can put in now will pay dividends come life post-graduation. With Electrical Engineering, graduates are helping society and getting paid a decent wage for doing …show more content…

What an exciting time to be alive and what an exciting time to be an electrical engineer.
Despite the good benefits that a person can get from graduating Electrical Engineering, there are also challenges for students who studies this field.
When it come to the challenges of being and Electrical Engineering student, a study according to the Counseling and Psychological Service (UCPS), there are many “issues” commonly experienced by students in college that can sometimes pose major challenges to study, play, socializing, and living. In the following, some of these challenges are identified, and described.
 Homesickness - Beginning life at college naturally generates both excitement and anxiety for many reasons including the move, academic responsibilities, and meeting new people. Those who experience homesickness might notice an increase in depressed feelings, anxiety, obsessive thoughts and minor physical ailments.
 Difficulty Sleeping - Because very few college students regularly get the eight hours of sleep they need daily, or frequently put together their sleep hours in haphazard fashion, difficulties due to sleep pose one of the biggest challenges in living for many college

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