Well as an electrical engineering student, I'm future oriented and love telling people about my plans, especially the weird ones.
So today on my Ted Talk, I'll be telling you the courses I'll take next semester (starting November the 30th), yeah you all know my school left ASUU and their indecisive nature.
The list;
From hardest to easiest (I think - I'm open to corrections)
1. Fluid mechanics
2. Engineering math 4
3. Circuit theory 1
4. Basic electronics
5. Material science
6. Principles of power Engineering
7. Introduction to engineering practice
8. Electrical workshop Technology
9. Peace and conflict resolution.

Men, 9 courses in Two and half months then exams, so we can move to level 300 in April 2021. I just want like 4.64 – 5.00, for this second semester.

I'll appreciate it if you tell me the grades you got when you took these courses, also any recommendations to get maximum grades is very welcome. Ty.

Thecreatorx:
I'll appreciate it if you tell me the grades you got when you took these courses, also any recommendations to get maximum grades is very welcome. Ty.

It depends on your School and the crops of Lecturer you have, moreover you should have a senior course mate to put you through. He should tell you what your lecturer want cos some Lecturer are stereotypes while some are clumsy. Just study fervently and smartly to attain a reasonable grade and have a mentor in the field of your choice. As an Electrical Student all these textbooks would be okay for you. 1. Principles of Electronics by David Malvino. 2. Control system Engineering by Norman Nise. 3. Electrical circuit theory by Theraja. 4. power system design and Electrical machine by Metha and mEtha. 5. Engineering Mathematics by HK Dazz and K.A Stroud. And a reasonable Telecommunication Engineering Textbook.

Thecreatorx:
Well as an electrical engineering student, I'm future oriented and love telling people about my plans, especially the weird ones.
So today on my Ted Talk, I'll be telling you the courses I'll take next semester (starting November the 30th), yeah you all know my school left ASUU and their indecisive nature.
The list;
From hardest to easiest (I think - I'm open to corrections)
1. Fluid mechanics
2. Engineering math 4
3. Circuit theory 1
4. Basic electronics
5. Material science
6. Principles of power Engineering
7. Introduction to engineering practice
8. Electrical workshop Technology
9. Peace and conflict resolution.

Men, 9 courses in Two and half months then exams, so we can move to level 300 in April 2021. I just want like 4.64 – 5.00, for this second semester.

This period is the best opportunity for you to increase your skill level related to electrical/electronic/IT related for you to remain employable and skillful after graduation.

Don't just sit down listing fine courses that ASUU lecturers will just teach you at theoretical level, even the theory will not be taught well and the lab work (practical) will be abused by them because many ASUU lecturers lack modern industrial experiences; they are only good at negotiating their own national cake.

Goodluck to you, before end of next year by God's grace, you begin your departmental courses, but keep using your time well to update your practical skill along before you graduate; don't wait till you go for industrial training or school lab and workshop works before you get yourself loaded in practical.

Don't forget that if you are loaded with relevant skill, you will be needed, but if you are loaded with irrelevant skill, you maybe discarded(may this not be your portion)

Thecreatorx:
I'll appreciate it if you tell me the grades you got when you took these courses, also any recommendations to get maximum grades is very welcome. Ty.

RSU?

Thecreatorx:
Well as an electrical engineering student, I'm future oriented and love telling people about my plans, especially the weird ones.
So today on my Ted Talk, I'll be telling you the courses I'll take next semester (starting November the 30th), yeah you all know my school left ASUU and their indecisive nature.
The list;
From hardest to easiest (I think - I'm open to corrections)
1. Fluid mechanics
2. Engineering math 4
3. Circuit theory 1
4. Basic electronics
5. Material science
6. Principles of power Engineering
7. Introduction to engineering practice
8. Electrical workshop Technology
9. Peace and conflict resolution.

Men, 9 courses in Two and half months then exams, so we can move to level 300 in April 2021. I just want like 4.64 – 5.00, for this second semester.

have you done theory of electromagnetic field and waves? Signal and system analysis? A 3unit courses....bro electrical engineering is loaded with some deadly courses but if you are smart nd utilize ur time very well u may acheive ur desire grade......regarding ur gp acheivement it depends on department especially ur lecturers because here in lautech someone's chance is slim......i am an electrical engineer(by the grace of God) from lautech .

Futurecrown:
It depends on your School and the crops of Lecturer you have, moreover you should have a senior course mate to put you through. He should tell you what your lecturer want cos some Lecturer are stereotypes while some are clumsy. Just study fervently and smartly to attain a reasonable grade and have a mentor in the field of your choice. As an Electrical Student all these textbooks would be okay for you. 1. Principles of Electronics by David Malvino. 2. Control system Engineering by Norman Nise. 3. Electrical circuit theory by Theraja. 4. power system design and Electrical machine by Metha and mEtha. 5. Engineering Mathematics by HK Dazz and K.A Stroud. And a reasonable Telecommunication Engineering Textbook.

Really appreciate, in saving this webpage

NDSMELODY:
have you done theory of electromagnetic field and waves? Signal and system analysis? A 3unit course....bro electrical engineering is loaded with some deadly courses but if you are smart nd utilize ur time very well u may acheive ur desire grade......regarding ur gp acheivement it depends on department especially ur lecturers because here in lautech someone's chance is slim......i am an electrical engineer(by the grace of God) from lautech .

I feel like that Field and waves course is year 3 first sem..
Omoh these deadly courses I need to prepare fully for them, and regarding the GPA part, well my department want to produce "MORE" first class graduates for the next 3 years, so from year three 1st sem if they notice youre on >4.15, they'll assist wholeheartedly that's why this year two I wanna hit at least 4.65 overall CGPA

sreamsense:


This period is the best opportunity for you to increase your skill level related to electrical/electronic/IT related for you to remain employable and skillful after graduation.

Don't just sit down listing fine courses that ASUU lecturers will just teach you at theoretical level, even the theory will not be taught well and the lab work (practical) will be abused by them because many ASUU lecturers lack modern industrial experiences; they are only good at negotiating their own national cake.

Goodluck to you, before end of next year by God's grace, you begin your departmental courses, but keep using your time well to update your practical skill along before you graduate; don't wait till you go for industrial training or school lab and workshop works before you get yourself loaded in practical.

Don't forget that if you are loaded with relevant skill, you will be needed, but if you are loaded with irrelevant skill, you maybe discarded(may this not be your portion)

Here we go again;

Omoh!
I have a blog and a tool website all on AdSense and Jumia affiliate, I make like 56$ monthly on AdSense.
Fiverr I make 100+$ monthly, I debate for my faculty, I'm a unionist and I have bigger ambitious than being an entrepreneur or being employed.
However, this schooling is as important to me as any other thing so advice me based on academics or nothing, ty.

You listed 9 courses in your post... Is that the same number of courses for 100L students??

Devynecheeh:
You listed 9 courses in your post...
Is that the same number of courses for 100L students??

Year one is 7 7
Year two
8 9
From year three to year four first seen is
999
Then year 5 is 6

TheCreatorx

I am a student of RSU and I'm also taking Peace and Conflict Resolution this semester.

I need to start sleeping ohh when we resume nah lectures straight.

don't worry 2020 is out of it already

I don't know maybe I should support ASUU strike so I can enjoy my working class moments - earning and living well

Or end strike, back to class, stress and brokennes


Eitherway, may God help us

Thecreatorx:
Year one is 7 7 Year two 8 9 From year three to year four first seen is 999 Then year 5 is 6

Thecreatorx:
Year one is 7 7 Year two 8 9 From year three to year four first seen is 999 Then year 5 is 6

Thecreatorx:
Year one is 7 7 Year two 8 9 From year three to year four first seen is 999 Then year 5 is 6

Ok..

Thecreatorx:
Well as an electrical engineering student, I'm future oriented and love telling people about my plans, especially the weird ones.
So today on my Ted Talk, I'll be telling you the courses I'll take next semester (starting November the 30th), yeah you all know my school left ASUU and their indecisive nature.
The list;
From hardest to easiest (I think - I'm open to corrections)
1. Fluid mechanics
2. Engineering math 4
3. Circuit theory 1
4. Basic electronics
5. Material science
6. Principles of power Engineering
7. Introduction to engineering practice
8. Electrical workshop Technology
9. Peace and conflict resolution.

Men, 9 courses in Two and half months then exams, so we can move to level 300 in April 2021. I just want like 4.64 – 5.00, for this second semester.

you didn't remember to add the COs

femi4:
you didn't remember to add the COs

Lol you think I'm your relative

PetersKID:
TheCreatorx

I am a student of RSU and I'm also taking Peace and Conflict Resolution this semester.

I need to start sleeping ohh when we resume nah lectures straight.

Dept

Thecreatorx:

Dept

English, drop your Whattsapp number make we relate

Thecreatorx:
Well as an electrical engineering student, I'm future oriented and love telling people about my plans, especially the weird ones.
So today on my Ted Talk, I'll be telling you the courses I'll take next semester (starting November the 30th), yeah you all know my school left ASUU and their indecisive nature.
The list;
From hardest to easiest (I think - I'm open to corrections)
1. Fluid mechanics
2. Engineering math 4
3. Circuit theory 1
4. Basic electronics
5. Material science
6. Principles of power Engineering
7. Introduction to engineering practice
8. Electrical workshop Technology
9. Peace and conflict resolution.

Men, 9 courses in Two and half months then exams, so we can move to level 300 in April 2021. I just want like 4.64 – 5.00, for this second semester.

U r studying elect/elect. U r welcome.i was there