Which Programming Language(s) Should Engineers Learn?
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Engineers must learn software! There are many programming languages such as python and C++, and engineers need to learn them. The question is, which software should engineers learn.
In this video we cover:
Which software should engineers learn?
Which programming language should electrical engineers learn?
Top software advice for engineering students
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As a self taught software engineer with a decade in the industry: Its simple, whatever the project needs, as simple as that.
Hello, could I ask for a summary or some information about how you managed to self-teach yourself to become a software engineer? Did you have a degree in engineering? Thank you
@@nooralshaikh2222 No degree in engineering. How? well find stuff you're interested in and just build stuff. Try building a youtube clon, facebook clon, twitter clon. Try building youre ideas. Thats the best way imo.
@@jordixboyexactly this.
What sort of resources did you use to self-teach yourself?
What I like about your channel is that your videos are short and to the point which reduces boredom and clicking off the video. Keep it up!
an engineering channel has to be efficient!
hello , Im about to finish my first year as an electrical engineering student and ı spent the whole year by studying and at the same time trying to figure out which area of EE ı should study. I chose embedded systems and this summer ı will try to improve my C/C++ programming skills . My point is that i think it would be a good idea to figure out what you want to do before choosing an programming language to learn . I think that way is better than just learning a random programming language . For example when ı try to learn embedded C im also thinking about how to use that skill in a real microcontroller project or something else. I think that way can give everyone a very good motivation . ( Im following your videos from turkey and ı recommend your videos to all my friends because i think your videos are very helpfull so thank you for the videos . If you could you give us different roadmaps to follow about different areas of electrical engineering that would be really great.. Again Thank you for the great videos .)
I agree 100%, ideally you pick a project you are interested in then you can learn
@umutaydn6184
I am not sure if most unis in Turkey related to EEE (especially EE) really support us in embedded systems/software/hardware. At least I know mine doesn't that much but gives you the very least minimum. Do you have a roadmap that you follow which you recommend (what courses you study, books you read, material you use, projects that you are doing or you may do and wher you find them from. etc). Ankara'dan selamlar.
@@alithedazzling "If you could you give us different roadmaps to follow about different areas of electrical engineering that would be really great.. Again Thank you for the great videos.." - 10000% agree and especially one for embedded systems, embedded hardware and embedded software engineer. It would be great if you know anyone close from your circle related to these fields (or any field related to EEE/EE but someone within it) to explain it to us in detail.
I honestly underestimated how hard it was to become proficient at coding😅. Was flip-flopping between CS,CE,EE, and I definitely think EE is what I’ll do. My school had me learn Java for object oriented programming.
it takes time and practice. Unfortunately many people think they'll become proficient at programming in 3 months , because some RUclips guru told them that you can. Patience is the absolute key to achieving proficiency in programming. Good luck!
I think if you pick a project you're interested in you'll be way more likely to stick through the hard parts
Love this, much thanks
Love your channel, you're a really good role-model, I'd really like to know how you manage your time, if you could create a detailed video about it :D
I believe a lot of people also want to know.
what specifically about time management? prioritization? scheduling?
appreciate the nice comment btw haha thank you
@@alithedazzling Scheduling, like google calendar and/or excel
hello, im an electrical engineering student and we learned C++ programming language to a certain level, i want to improve myself in this language but we have to take one more course (autocad or python) . i doubt about taking the python course or the AutoCAD one. im not sure about being good at one language is enough or learning different programming languages is better. or will autocad be useful for electrical engineering. which course do you think would be better to take?? thanks in advance
Which programming language is best to start learning depth as of now i have completed my btech second year in cse
please answer this.
C 😎
Lol all engineers come back to software, U CANT RUN ALI
its one of the useful skills in the toolbox, many do not need it, but for those starting out its great to have
I strongly recommend "Automate The Boring Stuff With Python" for introductory projects.
is that a course?
@@alithedazzling It's a published book that was subsequently turned into a course.
Python - Scientific computing and/or rapid prototyping and automation.
Java - Scalable enterprise applications.
C/C++ - Embedded systems, performance-critical applications, and libraries or APIs that requires speed and efficiency.
When it comes to learn programming languages, both 50-50 works well for me, 50% structured learning, from top to bottom, front page to back page as well as 50% project-oriented works really well.
C or bust
My favorite RUclips channel rn!! It's crazy how your videos are literally the answers to my question about electrical engineering ❤
Thank you so much for this advice bro, second year in community college and trying to pursue electrical engineering. I’m definitely liking this and subscribing. I’m so happy I finally found a channel that talks about stuff like this!
I am ee student from india nit kkr. You motivated me to take the course
I like Python as I slowly get to learn that.
its most important one
Love the Christmas tree analogy. ✊🏾🙏 well done.
Thank you!
Hey Ali thanks for the videos I currently r and I was wondering where can I start I want to combine electronic engineering with software development to create gadgets it can be even simple projects or an idea that can create revenue where can I start doing electronic engineering next year by God's grace
So I don't need JavaScript as an Electrical Electronics Engineering student
I learned python first for my job. I spend 6 months learning it on the go. I was getting really good at it. It’s best to learn it by going a project.