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• My professor is having the class do a fairly lengthy paper and its getting close to the due date (Tuesday). This is the last thing I need. I have only a few more options so if someone who has been in the electrical engineer field can fill out some or all of these questions it would be greatly appreciated. If you could post it as an answer or send it to [email protected] :) Thanks in advanced. Q: Describe the duties and responsibilities of someone working in engineering. What are some specific jobs in this field? Q: What is your specialty in engineering? Q: What are some of the projects you’ve worked on? Q: Do you have assignments that seem to drag on forever, or are they usually pretty quick. Q: How much of your time is spent on the computer? Q: Does your job deal mainly with people, data or things? Q: Are there any specific tools or equipment required for your job? Q: What are the advantages of this occupation? Q: Are there any disadvantages? Q: How about advancement opportunities? Q: Are employers evenly distributed or are they concentrated in certain areas of the country? Q: So do most people work for themselves, private industry, or the government? Q: What are the beginning, average, and top pay one could expect to earn working in electrical engineering? Q: Does where you live make a difference in your salary? Q: Is there overtime pay? Q: How many hours do you work per week? Q: What about vacations? Q: Is there further education offered where you work? Q: Do you have to travel? Q: What are the retirement benefits? Q: In what kind of environment is the work done? Indoors? Outdoors? Q: Is it possible to work at home (like if you’re sick)? Q: Do you work alone or with other people? Q: Were there any tests or licenses you had to get before you became an engineer? Q: What is your most satisfying experience so far? Q: Is this what you thought you were going to do in high school? Q: How about in college? Q: What degree did you get in college? Q: How long have you worked in your profession? Q: Do you know anything about the employment opportunities for people my age? Q: Do you have any advice for someone looking to go into electrical engineering? Q: That’s about it. Is there anything you want to add?

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  Q1: Google for this, or check the want adds Q2: Optimal control systems Q3: Accelerator and laser control systems Q4: Usually I resolve my designs in a reasonable time Q5: Lots, I have a Korean War documentary site on line as an avocation Q6: Mostly on solving technical problems Q7: All the normal measuring equipments for engineers and technicians, plus computers and software tools, Q8: I like it, when my employers think I do good work they pay me enough to pay my bills and save for retirement. Q9: My employers and I do not always agree on the quality of my work. Q10: Advancement into management is relatively easy, but I don't think that's really advancement, and real security is based on what I can do, not what I can wring out of others. Q11: By specific jobs, e.g. lasers and accelerators, they are not distributed. Q12: I consult for myself, but mostly work for government-funded research. Q13: Check the want adds Q14: Absolutely Q15: No Q16: 45-50 Q17: Average 4 weeks/year Q18: No, but the internet provides all I need (on-line courses from MIT, UC, etc) Q19: Sometimes Q20: Company sponsored program, pretty good. Q21: Indoors, laboratory and office Q22: Not effectively, because of security and intellectual property considerations. Q23: Both, depending on the problem Q24: Yes indeed. Q25: Several, some major designs I built had been tried by others, but without success. I succeeded. Q26: No no no. Q27: Yes indeed Q28: MSEE Q29: Over twenty years Q30: I don't know your age.s your age?: Do you know anything about the employment opportunities for people my age? Q31: Make sure you know the available jobs, that you like them, that you get a good education, study hard, and always work hard after graduation to provide a useful service to some organization that will pay you what you think you need. Mostly, make sure you like what you think engineering is, and work hard to become good at it. Q32: Too long a questionnaire for this board, I think. .