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I'm currently a 2nd year undergrad computer engineering student and am planning on becoming a hardware design engineer. I'm finishing up with general physics 2 with calculus, and was wondering what topics in general physics that I learn in college are actually use on the job. Also what skills and knowledge should I be focusing on to prepare for the workforce after graduation ? I know programming and logic design are key, but what else?
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Jump to PostAlthough I am still in college, I can still give my opinion hoping it will
help somehow.For hardware designer, you will need about half CSE and half EE.
From physics 1, you might using basics law. I would think you will use more physics 2, since it …
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