Barbara Said:

How and where to apply for NRI quota FOR ENGINEERING COLLEGE IN TAMILNDAU ?(online from abroad)?

We Answered:

It is simple. Visit the web site of the college and apply on line as most of the colleges now offer on line registration for its courses. You can also get other details regarding admission from the college web site.
To get more information you should give the name of the college where you wish to take admission.
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Cassandra Said:

Does any one know of a good online college for an associates degree in electrical engineering?

We Answered:

Here are two options to start with:

Penn Foster College
(AS degree in Electrical Engineering Technology)
http://www.pennfostercollege.edu/eleceng…

Cleveland Institute of Electronics
(AAS degree in Electronic Engineering Technology Degree)
http://www.cie-wc.edu/Electronic-Enginee…

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Randall Said:

What are good online colleges for audio engineering?

We Answered:

You can easily compare info about these schools in this site - education.mypressonline.com

Yvonne Said:

does anybody know of community college tha offers engineering online that will transfer to a university?

We Answered:

What you need to do is find out what university you plan on going to. At this point you can find out from that university what local community college classes transfer. This information most likely will be on there website. Then go to the cc and find out if they offer any of the classes online.

Brenda Said:

Where can I find an online college offering an electronics engineering degree. Must be online.?

We Answered:

Visit this site
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Here you will find enough information that will help you solving your question.

Clyde Said:

what's your opinion about online college Assoc. deg. in Electrical Engineering?

We Answered:

An EE associates degree is about as worthwhile as a general associates degree - good only for clearing generals out of the way for a transfer to a 4 year university to get a bachelors degree.

If you have the right field of study, getting an internship at an EE firm will be simple enough regardless of whether you have an associates degree in anything or not. Getting a full-time job with one is another story, however, and even if you do get a FT job with them, you won't be paid any more than an intern. If you want a really good EE job, then you need a bachelors degree.

Online courses for EE? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!! You have to get hands-on lab experience in order for them to be really worth it at all. You can know all you want about circuit theory or digital logic, but unless you can build a physically working amplifier out of transistors and a board, or design and implement a simple microprocessing unit in VHDL on an FPGA, your knowledge is pretty much worthless. And courses that teach you that are the associates level classes. The ones that will really do well for getting you a job are ones that teach you to do VLSI designs, fabricate semiconductor devices, do video encoding on an FPGA board through a VGA port, design and implement an embedded system, handle wireless or optical communications, or handle large power systems, and those you can't get at an associates level.

Eric Said:

I need to find a online community college that offers 100% online electronics tech or engineering - PLEASE HLP?

We Answered:

You aren't going to. There are many programs of study which cannot be done online, and electronics/engineering are two such programs. They require hands on experience under the instruction of a trained and qualified professional. You just can't learn some things on your own! I understand the reasons behind wanting to get an online/correspondence degree, but I do worry that the people who are getting such degrees are wasting their time and money. The kind of learning done in the classroom is nothing like what happens online.