Coursework in solid state electronics proved so stimulating that I am planning on specifically pursuing solid state electronics engineering in graduate school. In graduate school I will be better able to hone my talents and focus more intently on specific areas of research design. With the assistance of my graduate school academic advisors I will be able to select potential areas of study that will lead to fruitful future careers. Because I have already delved into MOSFET process simulation as well as bipolar transistors, these are potential areas of specification that I might undertake in graduate school.
Just as during my undergraduate studies I undertook an internship with Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS) testing motherboards, I intend to also undertake one or more internships while in graduate school. Internships, I feel, act as an invaluable adjunct for academia. Intern positions are like bridges between the novice world of the student and the professional world to which we aspire. Internships also provide very practical knowledge about what we learn in school; they serve as real-life laboratories. Furthermore, internships enable students like me to network with professionals in our fields of interest and witness first-hand the daily workings of electrical engineers and the companies for which they work. While studying electrical engineering in graduate school, I hope to find a long-term project on which I can work...
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