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As a CE/EE myself, I feel your pain. This area of engineering seems to have such a high barrier to entry. I imagine that is mostly because of the production cos
by noobiemcfoob 11y ago
As a CE/EE myself, I feel your pain. This area of engineering seems to have such a high barrier to entry. I imagine that is mostly because of the production cost and most necessary software tools still being heavily license based with their physical counterparts being prohibitively expensive as well.
It's just easier to play around with software until you find something novel.
- ashwinl 11y agoIf you live in the SF Bay Area, Detroit, Austin, DC, Pittsburg or Chandler, I disagree. Try the TechShop and its host of classes. http://www.techshop.ws/take_classes.html?storeId=4 http://www.techshop.ws/take_classes.html?storeId=4
- Hydraulix989 11y agoIt's Pittsburgh with an h at the end. Source: Born and raised black and yellow.