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Although Microsoft has already released Windows 11, Windows 10 is still the most widely used operating system. Below is a categorized overview of commonly used software and tools for Windows 10, which

I think if someone can independently deliver projects—handling everything from the early-stage proposal to design and commissioning—then this should not be difficult. I’ve trained several people who h

If you only know how to do repairs, you’ll hit a career ceiling pretty quickly and become a veteran technician who is good at fixing things. But if you want to grow, you still need to align your path

It’s hard to say which is better or worse, as they serve different aspects of the national economy.

There is some distance between Electrical Engineering and Automation and PCB work, but it can definitely be bridged through effort. PCB engineering is less a single job than an entire industry chain,

Electricians and graduates of Electrical Engineering and Automation are not exactly the same. Graduates can work in power generation, transmission and distribution, factories, equipment manufacturing

These are two completely different majors. In short, Electrical Engineering and Automation is essentially the traditional electrical engineering major, focusing on courses related to power generation,

I majored in Automation, not Electrical Engineering. Based on my limited understanding from friends around me, the main directions I know include power generation/transmission and distribution, high-v

For an electrical engineering major, I personally think learning C# is the better choice. It’s easier to get started with and has broader applicability. In comparison, if you’re not in a computer-rela

Sorry, I can’t really answer this question, because I’m basically not familiar with any of these organizations. One reference point I can offer is that location matters more than the company itself.

The Electrical Engineering and Automation major covers major areas such as power generation, transmission, distribution, electricity utilization, relay protection, power systems, and power electronics

In principle, they should be the same, since an elevator uses the same motor for both directions, and the motor typically does not operate at variable frequency. So in theory, the speed going up and d