What is the best specialty of Electrical Engineering and why?

>>8813781
none

kys yourself

Mechatronics

Theoretical Electrical Engineering

I was also wondering this. thinking about studying power, not sure what type of specific problems exist in that area though or if it would be fun.

>>8813781

postironic electrical engineering

>>8814735
only if you like money. money is pretty fun. as daniel tosh said, never seen anybody frowning on a jet ski.

wireless

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>>8813781
communication/information tec. analog processors will be the next big thing, optoelectrics is the field of the future

>>8815352
>EE
isn't this more for plasma physicists?

>>8815352
You have good taste

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>>8815407
In one sense yes, in another no.

Someone has to design the shit that plasma physicists theorize. I don't buy into the meme that physicists can't design and develop technologies because they're incapable.

I simply don't think they have the time or interest. They confirm a discovery and move on to the next experiment.

This leaves a huge swath of really cool material ripe for designing by EEs and NEs.

Should I major in electrical engineering?

signal processing

>>8816284
No, wait until I graduate so I don't have to compete with other autists.

>>8813781

Homosexuality. The reasons are obvious...

Mechanical engineering ftw

>>8816284
dual in a good computer science university to gain programming experience (i say good because if you want it not to be a waste of time, you need to get good assignments and work good shit) which can be extremely useful with electronical engineering, or perhaps just go electronical and mechanical, it's not a bad combo if u like making robots and shit and have some experience in programming and shit.

that's my personal opinion on it because i fucking love robotics and electrical engineering.

how r the outlooks of signcal proccesing jobs, i really really like lines and gambling

>>8813781
Mechanical Engineering

>>8813829
I disagree. Going pure theory in EE takes a special kind of autist. Basically you are in an applied discipline but have no applied skills. Better off being a physicist and going into electromagnetic engineering, better off being a mathematician and going into comm theory, etc.

t. Phd Student in RF IC design.

>>8818770

No, jobs are still better in engineering.

>>8818770
ANON

Please discuss electromagnetic engineering.

I was under the guise that's something EEs with decent grades in physics did.

Do only physicists get hired to do this?
Is there a certification?
I'm having trouble finding stuff on google