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I wonder how many young EEs of today can point to Arduino as their first exposure to electronics. You'll probably have a harder time finding those who don't. A
by nancyminusone 11mo ago
I wonder how many young EEs of today can point to Arduino as their first exposure to electronics. You'll probably have a harder time finding those who don't.
As for "progression", I suppose you're disappointed that very few bicycle owners become professional cyclists.
- lemonwaterlime 11mo agoA young EE is in a degreed program and is getting that progression formally as part of their degree. A person not in that degreed program is taking a random walk through the skills and potential mentors (if and when they exist). That's clearly the issue. This also goes beyond programming on a microcontroller as the Maker Movement is about more than just electronics.