I've Always Wanted to Be an Electrical Engineering

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Ever since my days in middle school in China, I have dreamed of being an electrical engineer. My father nurtured my copious ideas such as transformer and inductor. Even though I didn’t have too much idea about electrical engineering, I found abundant happiness though work activities that included practical and hand-on problems. During the past three years, I learned a lot concept including semiconductor, electromagnetic and signal at University of Illinois. I have explored ECE widely and eventually found power electronics as my concentration to further my education in graduate school. I believe power electronics is the key technology for advance energy application, especially renewable energy. In order to be a qualified power engineer, I make a decision, pursuing a master’s degree.

In 2011, I decided to major electrical engineering after seeing my aptitude and interest on physics, math and introduction course to electrical and computer engineering. Although my struggling with computer engineering course resulted an ineffective sophomore year, I was glad that I did not give up and my...

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