What is the easiest way tht will take less time to learn electronical engineering?

Answer 1

Look at the ads in the back of any computer or electronics magazine. You'll find all sorts of ads to get a diploma in any field of your choice just by paying a small fee. Bachelors, Masters, Ph.D.s, whichever degree you want. And in any field of study you wish. Engineering, English Lit, Brain Surgery. Pick whatever you want.

Just send them your money and in no time you'll have your Electrical Engineering diploma faster than you can learn to spell it.

Answer 2

It depends why you want to learn. If it is to get a job, then you will have to have some sort of degree.

If it is for personal satisfaction, I recommend the book "Electronics for Dummies". Then search for some electronics kits where you can build simple circuits. The next step would be to acquire and learn an electronics design software and start designing simple circuits.

This might be a more difficult because you won't have a teacher, but you will be able to work at your own pace.

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Answer 3

As a start, you might try taking an introductory electronics circuits course at a local college. Preferably one that includes some lab time working with real circuits.

To really learn will require building and playing with electrical circuits. Just reading books is no substitute for hands-on experience. If you decide to learn by self-study, get a book that has you build circuits. Many people recommend Getting Started in Electronics by Forrest M. Mims III, available from amazon.com:

http://www.amazon.com/Getting-Started-Electronics-Forrest-Mims/dp/0945053282/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/102-6432118-6554516?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1177808200&sr=8-1

Good luck!

Answer 4

electrical engineering is a very difficult and drawn out process involving getting a bacalaureate, passing the national boards, and, if you want to be liscenced, additional education. there is no quick-learning process for any cerified engineering field whether mechanical, aeronautical, electrical or computer. each requires several years of study, not only in the chosen field, but also in all non-engineering field such as english, history, etc. you will need at least 130 credit hours and may require over 200.
it takes several years to attain the degree.

Answer 5

depending on what you want to learn, the easiest way is by enrolling in some technical courses for basic electronics. if you want to learn futher the thoeries behind them, get a degree for it.

Answer 6

Be sure and include a lot of computer applications also.