Question by Rocky: I’m going to pursue diploma in ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING and I would like to continue my degree in MECHANICAL.
I’m going to pursue diploma in ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING and continue my degree in MECHANICAL. Am I allow to do that??

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Answer by swimdemon311
Well, you could study Elec.E in the undergraduate arena, which would earn you a Bachelors of Science. I am in my senior year of Electrical Engineering and I do not recommend double-majoring in anything, let alone the massive beast that is ME. However, if you are interested in both, you could study one in your undergraduate studies and pursue the other as a graduate degree.

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CradlePoint Eyes Overseas Expansion and Broader Carrier Engagement with Hire of Telecom Industry Leader

Boise, ID (PRWEB) March 08, 2012

CradlePoint, a leader in enterprise connectivity, today announced that Lindsay Notwell has joined CradlePoint as Vice President of Carrier and International Business. Notwell comes to CradlePoint with more than 30 years of operational, marketing and sales experience within the telecommunications market. He spent most of the last decade working at Verizon, where he served in a variety of roles including Executive Director of LTE Strategy, Planning and Implementation. In this position, Notwell played a crucial role as he led the planning and rollout of Verizon’s highly successful implementation of the world’s first large-scale Long Term Evolution (4G LTE) network.

Reporting directly to CradlePoint’s CEO and Chairman of the Board, George Mulhern, Notwell will be responsible for advancing CradlePoint’s growing international business and strengthening its relationships with the largest telecommunication carriers in the U.S. and around the world.

“I am looking forward to working directly with George and the rest of the management team, our customers, and key partners to further expand CradlePoint’s footprint within the industry,” said Notwell. “CradlePoint’s broad suite of 3G/4G solutions fulfills a significant need in today’s evolving wireless enterprise market. CradlePoint’s technology bridges the gap that exists for enterprises to confidently adopt and deploy cloud and mobility-based computing, which has resulted in significant traction with some of the world’s largest brand names.”

Most recently, Notwell ran his own consulting firm, nGen Strategies, LLC, where he served as founder and Chief Executive Officer. nGen Strategies is a high-level business consulting firm that focuses on helping start ups, manufacturing and OEM customers deliver meaningful next generation networks, as well as customer experience management within the telecommunications market.

Throughout his career at Verizon, Notwell served in a variety of marketing roles of increasing responsibility, including pricing, promotion, product development, wireless data, training and distribution strategy. Before his involvement with 4G LTE, Notwell was the leader and architect of Verizon’s Net Promoter Score® (NPS) customer experience program. He also served as Verizon’s key liaison with Vodafone on numerous collaborative projects. Notwell holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology and sociology, as well as an MBA from the Ohio State University.

“Lindsay is an industry veteran who brings a tremendous amount of experience, established relationships and knowledge that will provide great insight to CradlePoint as we expand our solutions, service offerings and customer base,” said Mulhern. “We are excited to have Lindsay join the CradlePoint team and be a part of its tremendous momentum and growth.”

Today’s announcement builds upon CradlePoint’s recent momentum since the beginning of the year when it announced its 4G LTE Certification by Verizon, its new suite of business continuity solutions, as well as recognition with industry awards and participation at key events, including; Consumer Electronic Show, National Retail Federation Conference and recently as a speaker at the 2012 M2M Evolution Conference.

About CradlePoint

At CradlePoint, we believe in speed, reliability, and versatility. The cloud should always be accessible and highly secure. With support for over 350 modems on more than 70 different carriers, we define excellence in connectivity. Specializing in failover, machine-to-machine (M2M), and primary connections, our solutions are purpose built for PCI compliant networks. As the first to pioneer and fully enable high-speed LTE in our solutions, we maximize the potential of the cloud for businesses worldwide. CradlePoint is a privately held company in Boise, Idaho. Learn more at CradlePoint.com.

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Question by : I graduated with a degree in Electronics Engineering 6 yrs ago in the Philippines…?
I graduated with a degree in Electronics Engineering in the Phils, I have not worked related to this field since and now I would like to pursue a career in IT, preferably in Network Administration here in the US. What advise would you give me to pursue this career? Should I go back to school and take a Masters Degree or enroll and take some credits so I can do internships?

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Answer by Sergio__
To find jobs as an IT you’ll need certification for the different types of technologies in the market.
I would advice to get a masters in electrical engineering (I’m an EE as well so my opinion is biased) since it pays more than IT jobs and that’s what you went to college for.

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Question by : What types of jobs w/ Computer and Electronics Engineering associates degree?
My husband is thinking about getting an associate’s degree in Computer and Electronics Engineering, but he wants to know more about what kinds of job will be available to him. Does anyone have this type of degree? Or know what kinds of jobs it can provide? Remember it’s an associates degree Thanks

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Answer by Chapman Black
Types of electronic engineering jobs vary with industry, specialty and purpose. For example, an electronic engineering development job in the telecommunications industry could encompass working on projects that produce electronic components for cell phones.

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Introducing the all-new Hyundai Veloster – cool coupe or smart hatch?

Hyundai Veloster

(PRWEB) February 05, 2012

Hyundai Motor Company’s all-new Veloster is now arriving in Australian showrooms and brings a unique, interesting and inspiring alternative to the Australian automotive market.

The all-new Veloster exemplifies Hyundai’s brand philosophy “New Thinking. New Possibilities.”. The Veloster also exhibits Hyundai’s unique design language ‘Fluidic Sculpture’ showcasing a sleek and distinctive design in an innovative 2+1 door configuration that provides practicality and individuality.

The Veloster achieves the maximum 5-star ANCAP safety rating. Complete with a comprehensive suite of active safety technologies, Veloster comes standard with Vehicle Stability Management (VSM), Electronic Stability Control (ESC), Traction Control System (TCS), Anti-skid Braking Systemn (ABS) with Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD) & Brake Assist System (BAS). Hill-start Assist Control (HAC) is standard on DCT models.

The Veloster’s commanding exterior is echoed with a powerful and poised interior environment. Inside, the centre stack fascia and controls resemble a sport bike fuel tank with air vents inspired by motorcycle tailpipes and a floor console mirroring the seat of a bike. The interior is finished with modern metallic-look accents around the centre console, door handles, air vents and gear stick.

The Hyundai Veloster will be available in two trim levels (Veloster and Veloster +) and powered by an efficient 1.6-litre four-cylinder GDI petrol engine, generating 103kW. The Veloster is available with the option of a six-speed manual gearbox or Hyundai’s first double clutch transmission both achieving an estimated combined fuel economy of just 6.4 litres per 100km*.

The Veloster is covered by a five-year unlimited kilometre warranty and one year premium roadside assist.

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Question by : 2 year degree in electronics to 4 year degree in electrical engineering?
I’m about to go back to school and want to get in the field of electronics since I am an Electronics Technician in the Navy. My question is, will an associates degree in electronics transfer to an path in electrical engineering degree later? or should i just go straight into the electrical engineering path now? don’t want to get the 2 year degree then have to retake a whole other set of classes later on for the 4 year degree. its like they’re the same field but different.

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Answer by PE2008
A 2yr ABET-accredited degree in Electronics Engineering Technology can be a path to Electrical Engineering but only if “pre-requisites” are chosen carefully. It’s more common to consider a 2yr Electrics Enginneering Technology degree as a path to a 4yr Electronics Enigneering Technology degree.

Most 2yr “Electronics” degrees are self-contained and none of their credits transfer to Electrical Engineering.

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Super-Takumar 50 mm 1.4 – sample 09


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Realizing the Connected Car: The Consumer Telematics Show 2012, Telematics Update, Las Vegas

(PRWEB) December 21, 2011

Until now embedded wireless connectivity has been the preserve of the premium vehicle ranges. However, with Glen Lurie, President of AT&T’s Emerging Devices Division recent prediction that, “all cars will have embedded wireless in 3-4 years”, factory fitted connected infotainment services seem within reach of all vehicle classes for the first time.

The race to bring the connected car to the masses just hotted up

At this lucrative tipping point for connected vehicle services, The Consumer Telematics Show 2012 (Jan 9, Las Vegas, NV) marks the start of a critical year in the development of the consumer telematics industry. With embedded connectivity on the horizon within the next automotive development cycle, it is imperative that the connected vehicle ecosystem unites at the start of 2012 to answer the technological and business questions that will put the industry on the roadmap towards mainstream connectivity.

Kevin Link, Senior VP at Hughes Telematics states, “CTS is a great opportunity to kick start the year by bringing together the thought leaders related to automotive, telematics, and consumer electronics.” Now in its 10th year, CTS is the largest forum dedicated to automotive infotainment in the USA and is once again set to feature exclusive keynote OEM announcements of brand new services for 2012. Henry Bzeih, National Manager – Connected Car at KIA, who will be making a major telematics announcement at the conference states, “CTS’ role as a major node in the Connected Car information line is a must stop”.

Other senior-level speakers at CTS 2012 include BMW, Ford, General Motors, Audi, Toyota, Panasonic, Continental, Wireless Car, Hughes Telematics, Gartner, KIA, Mercedes-Benz and many more, will address key infotainment focused topics such as:

    OEMs make exclusive next-gen service announcements
    Innovative models for monetizing the commercial telematics business case
    Harnessing dynamic content and apps for a highly personalized services package
    Key HMI tech. developments in creating an intuitive user experience

With 2 exclusive OEM presentations, 300+ exec delegates, 25+ senior-level telematics speakers and 12 businesses-focussed sessions, CTS 2012 is the premiere infotainment business intelligence and networking forum.

For the complete CTS 2012 conference program and speaker line-up, access the e-brochure at

http://www.telematicsupdate.com/cts/download-brochure.shtml, or contact the Telematics Update team at cts(at)telematicsupdate(dot)com

Register today to join the 300+ senior delegates already registered, via the secure link below: https://secure.telematicsupdate.com/cts/register.shtml

About Telematics Update:

Telematics Update Conferences are the most prestigious in the industry. We produce the largest telematics events in North America, Europe & Asia, and attract the most influential speakers providing a rich environment for establishing strategic relationships and networking.

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T: (UStf) 1 800 814 3459 ext 7589 | (Global) +44 (0)20 7375 7532

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Question by funny name: what can i do with a Bachelors degree in Electronics Engineering?
NOT ELECTRICAL but electronics!

What company do you suggest i work for?
What city and state do you work in and how much do you make?
Do you have to wear a shirt and tie?
Do you work alone or with a team?

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Answer by jgoulden
Engineers of all types are in short supply, so – pretty much anything you want. My engineering majors go to Texas (Houston, especially) or Colorado (Colorado Springs) and earn starting salaries equal to what I earn as a 20-year tenured professor.

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The internals of an older Delta Electronics ATX12V 1.2 power supply unit. The C suffix probably stands for contractor, because in this OEM shape (Medion AG) it comes with a different fan guard and is restricted to 230 V input. Typical for a design of this age (2003), its energy efficiency would be considered obsolete today: while I did not found independent measurements, the minimum number of 65 % stated by the manufacturer corresponds to the heating of the case under medium load. The fan controller is balanced towards low-noise operations – perhaps are more conservative setting would have prolonged the life-span of this exemplar.

+3.3 V/28 A, +5 V/30 A, +12 V/18 A
-5 V/0.3 A, -12 V/0.8 A, +5 Vsb/2 A

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Question by paramveer s: I want to know that can i continue my electronics and communication degree abroad?
I am doing btech in electronics and communication degree and is going to complete second year of degree from reputed university in india but i want to move abroad to complete my degree .Can i do so ?If yes, then how?Please guide me its very urgent and related to my career.

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Answer by Dominic A
this is a confusing quest!

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Garbage Island is no joke, it’s twice the size of texas and poisons both our food chain and our drinking water. However, with companies like Gazelle it’s now possible to Recycle your electronics, and get money for your Gadgets! In this episode we cover the best way to recycle your gadgets like cell phones, how to get money for your gadgets, the benefits of recycling and Garbage Island. Get Money For Used and Old Gadgets and Electronics Including Cell Phones & Recycling for Gadgets and Electronics: Gazelle: www.gazelle.com 1800Recycling: 1800recycling.com Sell And Recycle www.sellandrecycle.com ‪Subscribe! http ‪Gadget Girl on Facebook: www.facebook.com Gadget Girl on Twitter: www.twitter.com ‬ Bloggity Blog: www.gadgetgirlshow.com ‪E-mail Gadget Girl gadgetgirlshow@gmail.com ‬ ‪Gadget Girl is a Bi-Weekly Tech and Gadget show featuring the latest news, break throughs, and all things awesome. The show stars Amber Lee (Obama Girl), our resident gadget nerd.

Unity Books Now Added to the e-learning Library in PacktLib

(PRWEB) November 22, 2011

PacktLib, Packt Publishing’s online digital library, is pleased to announce the addition of Unity books to its e-Learning library. As teaching Unity is becoming more and more popular, and following feedback from e-Learning library subscribers, Packt has added Unity books to the e-Learning library to satisfy educators.

The dedicated e-Learning library in PacktLib is a beneficial resource for administrators, teachers and now also for game developers to learn about the ways in which to study books in order to enhance their skills and acquire knowledge in their respective work projects and areas of interests through electronic means.    

At no extra cost, subscribers to the e-Learning subscription on PacktLib will now get access to Packt’s Unity books. This includes access to Packt’s bestselling Unity Game Development Essentials, which is being relaunched for 3.x in November. Packt’s Unity books allow readers to understand the basic principles of game design before further advancing into learning about the game development techniques by using step-by-step guides to simply illustrate the process of creating a game. Furthermore, some books in this series will enable readers to use the free Unity 3D game engine to build games. Packt’s Unity books also cover tips and tricks, innovative ideas and coding samples that support the development of sophisticated gaming visuals and sequences.

With more than 35 books in this subject area, subscribers of the e-Learning library will have full access to an archive of up-to-date information on relevant technologies ranging from Moodle, Sakai, Alice, Mahara and Unity. Moreover, future books added to the library will also be made available to subscribers as long as they have a subscription. This resource will give educators and game developers the tools to organise projects effectively and create fun games as well as the ability to search for specific information on the PacktLib platform.

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Question by Haris Tahic: What I can work with Automatics and Electronics degree?
I’d like to study Automatics and Electronics at Sarajevo University. Where could I work with that degree?

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Answer by Peter Drill
Sony Electronics Labs, for sure.

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