How do you become an electric engineer?

Answer by  elynne (1153)

It is a path of study that requires college and many times post-graduate training. The path of the electrical engineer is filled with many courses in mathmatics and the hard sciences (physic, chemistry,etc). It is a very rewarding profession, but demanding path

Answer by  Maricris (70)

The minimum education required for entering this field is a bachelor's degree. Though many also have a master's or doctoral degrees, they are typically in the fields of engineering, applied science, technology, science, or engineering management. After obtaining the required degree you must take an exam to obtain a license to become a certified Electrical engineer.

Answer by  KMcRae (714)

You would need to go to college and major in engineering. When you complete your general engineering course load you would be able to focus on electrical engineering as a specific area.

Answer by  tcat (769)

You go to college and pass the right classes. The classes involve alot of mathematics, physics and science. THen you take classes in your particular field of electrical engineering, such as electrical circutss. THen you are offered a degree in that area, you might have to pass a liscence test in that particualr field of engineering.

Answer by  nupsmommy (375)

To become an electrical engineer, you need to first enroll in college. During your undergraduate years, your major should be electrical engineering. Volunteer for engineering clubs and activities to help build your network. Many jobs that hire electrical engineers require a bachelor's degree.