Study electrical engineering in the USA

One course was really good, best online course I've ever had. I learned a lot about this topic and want to work more with it in the future.The second lecture straight up sucked. The professor wasn't good, gave us a really high workload, didn't communicate well. I had a phase in the semester we're I cried before going to class. Now I'm just glad it's over and I feel like I've learned nothing useful.

My major is masters in electrical and electronics engineering. The main reason I opted this university is that even though my major is EEE I can take 3 subjects from any other course like computer science. So, we get an opportunity to learn both Elena’s computer science and it’s also an added advantage such that we can get a specialisation in computer science.

The classes I've taken have had been good. The teachers are very caring, and will help you if you reach out to them. Class sizes are pretty small, so teachers are able to give you the necessary attention. The classes vary a lot depending on the teachers, they really can make or break your experience.

I’m studying masters in Electrical and Computer engineering, According my performance they are offering wonderful courses like machine learning and artificial intelligence and flexible classes like hybrid or online mode so students can choose based on their preferences.

The courses, lecturers, resources, and workload in my program match any of the top universities of the world. I like the flexibility and facilities provided by the university in the pandemic to support the students. My only concern is that the Graduate student stipend is not enough for the small family with kids in South Jersey region, especially in the current circumstances of increased inflation and shelf-prices of basic necessities of life.