Absolutely, as vehicles become more and more sophisticated, so does the need for Electrical & Electronics Engineers. I've never heard of an 'automobile engineer' per se (go look up the true definition for 'per se'). It means without exception, few people use it correctly. Anyway, an Automotive Engineer is usually primarily mechanical, but Electrical & Electronics Engineers are needed to design & test all of the monitoring eq. that goes into vehicles. For example, pretty much ALL cars today have a 'brainbox' that controls everything from your horn to the radio, & the interior lights. All of these things, not to mention all of the engine monitoring devices need an electrical/electronics engineer to design them.
Automobile power engineering is better if you are making an automobile, but worse if you making a computer or a TV set.
automobile automobile what about electronics & telecommunication? I my opinion electrical is best!
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Yes.IME Provided Degree Engineering course in Automobile engineering
Sometimes, but not always engineering can get frusterating
Which is the most prestigious institute offering Automobile engineering in USA?"
Engineering to do with designing and repairing of automobiles
I'd take the more general degree first - ME, and do the specialty degree as MS - AE, if you can find it.
No. automobile engineering and mechanical engineering r different. Mech. engg. deals with overall study of production engineering, designe engineering, automobile engineering, thermal engineeringand many other topic. Automobile engineering can be considered as a specific branch which deals with the topics specific to automobile engineering.
electrical engineering and computer engineering
use of integration in electrical engineering
In electrical engineering, shunt means 'parallel'.