Does This Look Like a Good electronics Course?

BTP · 5th December 2006

I was wondering if any of the electrical engineers on this board would give me their 2 cents if this looks like its worth while. It's directed at people in the "semiconductor" industry - but anyone in any tech field looks like they could benefit from it. Plus since you get a certificate you could tack "Stanford" on your resume'

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walter · 6th December 2006

What is it that you want from this course? It looks like you could learn a little about electronics, but how will this knowledge, and credits benefit you? Are the credits transferable for a two or four year degree? If you are in a $40k/yr job, and you could be in a $60k/yr job because of this course, then go for it. If you plan on getting an associates degree, make sure the school you will attend can transfer the credit. btw, I am not a degreed engineer.

5th December 2006	#1
BTP Gear Head Joined: Oct 2005 Posts: 39 Thread Starter	Does This Look Like a Good electronics Course? I was wondering if any of the electrical engineers on this board would give me their 2 cents if this looks like its worth while. It's directed at people in the "semiconductor" industry - but anyone in any tech field looks like they could benefit from it. Plus since you get a certificate you could tack "Stanford" on your resume' ******//www.semizone.com/webcast/curr...oduct%5fid=761

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6th December 2006	#2
walter Gear Head Joined: Sep 2006 Posts: 38	What is it that you want from this course? It looks like you could learn a little about electronics, but how will this knowledge, and credits benefit you? Are the credits transferable for a two or four year degree? If you are in a $40k/yr job, and you could be in a $60k/yr job because of this course, then go for it. If you plan on getting an associates degree, make sure the school you will attend can transfer the credit. btw, I am not a degreed engineer.