Sharing my happiness

[micromegas]

Only 1 subject left to finish my EE grade!!
I have the exam tomorrow, but I got the rest of the marks and I passed them.
I can see the light at the end of the tunel.

[muddyfox]

I've found that that light is usually the train...

If it's not, it's a neon sign that says "the real tunnel starts here".



Seriously, great news! Enjoy the festivities!

[Tremster]

Congratulations!

[wgc]

Awesome!

[pickdropper]

That's great!  Nice to see the culmination of a lot of hard work.

[muddyfox]

Truth be told, when I first saw the subject I thought this was gonna be another baby thread... 

[RobA]

Excellent! A big congratulations, but does this mean you get to spend more or less time on effects?

[micromegas]

I've found that that light is usually the train...

If it's not, it's a neon sign that says "the real tunnel starts here".



Seriously, great news! Enjoy the festivities!

Haha, it's a train indeed, too much incertitude about too many things, but those have been 5 hard years (specially the last 2 of them because I did not put the effort needed in the other 3....   ).

I feel relief, it's been hard for us because we are the last generation of this studies program (as they are changing every studies plan), and that means no one cared too much about us. For example, if I failed a subject one year, I did not have the opportunity to re-enroll next year and go to class, I have to study it all by myself at home.

[micromegas]

Excellent! A big congratulations, but does this mean you get to spend more or less time on effects?

Much more time. I've been studying and working as a web developer this year so it has been a hell of a nightmare.

I also have the idea to get into a Master Degree about something that could merge my 2 passions: electronics & music.
Been searching around and the most accurate thing are some Masters specialized in Audio DSP.
The cool thing about my career here in Spain is that you can end up with 2 profiles, one centered on Signal Processing and Computation (by default) and the other based on what path you choose (RF in my case).

So I love things from both worlds, digital and analog.

[micromegas]

Thanks everyone of your kind words!!

[stevie1556]

Awesome buddy! Hope the last exam goes well for you!

[teknoman2]

congrats mate 

[Leevibe]

Congratulations!!

[culturejam]

That is most excellent news! Congratulations on your achievement. It is truly impressive, especially to humanities flunkies like me. 

[GermanCdn]

Congratulations on finishing.  My last year in getting my Bachelor's was the worst, mostly because I just wanted to get it over with and get on with life (I'm a mechanical engineeer by trade, but I really haven't done a lot of pure engineering in the last 15 years, even though I've always worked for engineering firms).

A little bit of unsolicited advice on the Master's thing - don't do it right now.  Go out and get some work experience and find out if you really even like it as a career.  Reason I say this is that if you take another couple of years before you enter the workforce in your chosen career, you will be older than the kids graduating with their bachelors, and you will have the same amount of work experience (none).  And only do the Master's if you are truly passionate about it.  I've got a number of friends and colleagues who've gone for their Masters, and it didn't do a whole lot for them professionally (in fact, in most cases they lost money on the deal).