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I was just wondering if you are and electrical engineer and what an day to day life is? I'm am considering it and I would like to know what you do on a regular basis?

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I'd like to know the answer to this question as well. 

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Nice topic, considering I just finished my first semester at Uni, studying Electrical Engineering. So I know what I have got myself into. 

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