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What the future holds  in the field of  Electrical Engineering

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John Bardeen: Two Nobel Prizes for Physics and One Transistor - OpenMind

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They are the seven famous electrical engineers!

Yet only some of the many  POWER ENGINEERS!

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What made these people choose  the path of Electrical Engineering?

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Did they happen to choose  this path on their own?  Were they inspired by others?  Did their schools help  them choose?  Or was it out of passion?

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High School Graduates College or University Freshmen Second coursers

This is what this presentation will all be about.  It aims to spark the love for electrical engineering. Specifically, it is directed to the following :

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Engr. Fred Flintstone, PEE, ACPE, AER, SCE

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Each of you here may be the future Electrical Engineers – the future of power engineering!

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You might think this field of engineering would simply be of numbers, square roots at circuits. Though these are the foundations of electrical engineering, there are more that you need to be knowledgeable of.

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With this presentation, you shall be guided to the career that is waiting for you. What is in store ahead of your career is within your reach.

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YOUR PATH TO AN ENGINEERING CAREER STARTS TODAY

- branch of engineering that deals with the practical application of the theory of electricity to the construction of machinery, power supplies, etc.

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- specialize in power supply and generation

- supervise electrical equipment installations in manufacturing and in other industries

- handle responsibilities like the wiring and   lighting installations in residential and commercial buildings, ships and   locomotive .

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The interesting side of Electrical Engineering T raining is so extensive that graduates may land a job in many different industries such as construction, manufacturing, design and it may hold a managerial position. Greater involvement to development and research as assistants to scientists and other engineers emerges.  Opportunities to handle many kinds of electrical equipment of motors to power are experienced.

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The interesting side of Electrical Engineering Innovating by the use of electrical power to operate a certain product or improve its functions.  Enjoy the most challenging and in-demand tasks for electrical engineers:

developing construction plans for electrical lighting systems for various commercial buildings healthcare facilities and government institutions.

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The Life of an Electrical Engineer Electrical engineers perform their duties and responsibilities in offices and industrial facilities, but may also be sent to work sites for supervisions and troubleshooting works. They spend about 40 hours per week at work, but they may work longer than this as required.

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The Life of an Electrical Engineer A typical day for an electrical engineer varies depending on their employer. Those who work for the government may handle responsibilities in areas of research, development and power equipment evaluation that may cover systems for manufacturing, transportation, aviation and communication. Now-a-days, Electrical engineers use design software and equipment in their projects.

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What does it take to become an Electrical Engineer?

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c. prepares an individual for an entry level job

b. Includes  laboratory, classroom  and  field work

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Fundamentals Engineering Exam/Licensure Board Exam

ensuring that all project participants are on the same page  b. relaying project parameters and deadlines to their reports, while providing updates to their managers and clients.

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CURRICULUM (Divided in Three Sections) GENERAL EDUCATION  THEORETICAL  PRACTICAL

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CURRICULUM ( Con’t ) 1. GENERAL EDUCATION

- classes that all students take and are taught  in first and second years in college.  - has typically a large amount of topic.

NOTE: Scholarship grants are provided by most colleges and universities

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core of engineering  includes Differential  Cal culus, Integral Calculus, Differential Equations, A C/DC Circuit, Electrical Machine Design,  Advance Engineering Math, Thermodynamics I & II, Electronics and EE Laboratory, Feasibility Studies, .

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includes a wide array of  classes such as electrical core and elective  separates all engineering disciplines hands-on  learn how to design, test, simulate and install electrical equipment

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Electrical Engineer Employment and Outlook Electrical engineer graduates who passed the licensure board exam given by the Philippine Regulation Commission (PRC) can seek career  employment in various fields  in different region of the country  such as but not limited to: Mining, Light and Heavy Industrial Park, Design Engineering, Manufacturing Telecommunications, Utility Company, Colleges and Universities and Services However, there are good projections for electrical engineers who work on an as-needed basis rather than those who are permanently employed. Similarly, there is a good future ahead for electrical engineers who specialize  in research and development.

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Career Advancement Electrical engineers may undergo further training or education in order to qualify for a position that will enable them to  supervise  a team of engineers and technicians. It may also qualify them for  management positions . They can either be  program managers or engineering managers . Likewise, electrical engineers can be a  senior design engineer  in a Design Firm. Alternatively, they can become  instructors at universities or colleges.

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Are there any Electrical Engineering Associations? ...Yes Institute of Electrical Engineers  of the Philippines ASEAN Engineering Register,  Philippines ASEAN Chartered Professional Engineer (ACPE), Philippines

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