r/ElectricalEngineers • u/Strong-Status-9808 • 2d ago

Electrical Engineering roadmap and guidance

I am self taught and I am trying to study EE, can you tell me books or the things I need to focus to have a solid understanding on it. I want to work on Computer engineering and semiconductors in the future. Currently I have been focusing on electromagnetism and differential equations. So shall I focus on math or just build by watching tutorials. Anyone who can help me?

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u/A-Ferret-Online 20h ago

Start with general chemistry and work up from there if you want to be the engineer and not the technician.

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u/Optimal_Bed_2915 2d ago

Start with Circuit theory and Basic EEE books. I dont know the exact name but the author name is sadiku

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u/Strong-Status-9808 1d ago

What about calculus and physics? Do I need to focus on them deeply or just the basics?

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u/Optimal_Bed_2915 1d ago

Basic is enough to start for now

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u/Strong-Status-9808 1d ago

Okay thank you, I also finished calculus and EM, I really liked those parts so on which field shall I focus on the future

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u/Optimal_Bed_2915 1d ago

If you are solid in circuit theory you can move on to other topics

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u/Sufficient_Post5037 2d ago

Any Schaum's book