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Chattanooga Electrical Engineering Blog Acquires Electrical Engineering News Blog
Chattanooga Electrical Engineering Blog (non-profit site sponsored by 3 Phase Associates) Acquires domain for Electrical Engineering News Blog in order to promote electrical engineering news nationwide. Website development coming soon!
Users will be able to post and comment on electrical engineering related topics/articles. Also, companies, firms, and entities will be able to advertise on the site’s directory and blog. Proceeds will support the staff and fees associated with maintaining the non-profit site.
Top Resources for Electrical Engineers Including Top Electrical Engineering Schools
Electrical engineering is a highly technical pursuit that sits at the nexus of software and hardware development. Electrical engineers can design components and electronic systems for industrial machinery and consumer gadgets, and will often work in collaboration with manufacturers and designers to bring new electronic devices to market. There is also a huge hobbyist community of amateurs and professionals who advocate do-it-yourself electronics projects as a great way to learn about the inner workings of many of the household machines that people use every day. The electrical engineering occupation can be quite technically challenging and requires a great deal of mathematics and physics knowledge, but the financial and personal rewards for succeeding in this field are great.
What is an Electrical Engineer?
EducatingEngineers.com is a good resource for electrical engineers and the various degrees / careers associated with electrical engineering.
What is an Electrical Engineer?
Electrical engineers study electronics, electromagnetism, and the application of electricity. The products they develop are used in medical technology, game systems, cell phones, robotics, cars, green technologies, and navigation systems, just touching lightly on the list.
Nearly everything that defines modern civilization is linked to electrical engineering. These engineers work in labs, offices, and industries. They develop systems for power generation, transmission, and distribution—have you heard about “the grid?”
In addition to the subjects mentioned above (and still touching only briefly on the scope), this expertise covers power switches (solar, wind, geothermal), design of power systems, and architectural planning. Electrical engineering is behind the development of every electronic thing within your grasp.
Electrical engineers focus on computer systems design, components, and processes. They incorporate research or management using specialized, hands-on knowledge and dealing with public, private, and academic sectors. They are dedicated to continuing education, on-the-job learning, leadership, and applying new techniques to new situations.
The sciences of physics and mathematics are fundamental to this profession, but technical focus accounts for only a fraction of this work. Making proposals to clients, preparing budgets, and calculating project schedules consumes much of these engineers’ time. Senior-level engineers often manage a team, so project management skills and strong communication skills are vital.
Progressive Engineer Is A Good Resource For Engineering Articles, Resources and More
Progressive Engineer is an online magazine and information source covering all disciplines of engineering including Electrical Engineering. We show the fun in engineering and the cool jobs engineers have, all while promoting sustainability in the profession.
You can also locate consulting engineers and engineering firms by using their Engineering Firm Directory with its searchable database.
University of Tennessee of Chattanooga’s College of Engineering and Computer Science Curriculum Has Improved!
UTC’s College of Engineering and Computer Science has provided excellent academics through research and innovation with the goal and mission of developing exceptional engineers, computer scientists and technologists.
Nearly two decades ago, their were only a few accredited electrical engineering universities in the State of Tennessee, like: Tennessee Technological University (Cookeville, TN), Memphis State (now University of Memphis), Vanderbilt University (Nashville, TN), and University of Tennessee (Knoxville, TN).
UTC was not included in this list above back then but they have come a long way with major donations and improvements over the years to today becoming one of Tennessee’s top engineering schools for electrical engineering.
This is why 3 Phase Associates recommends UTC’s College of Engineering and Computer Science for students pursuing an electrical engineering degree.