What (if any) crossover skills have you found between the two professions?
What's been the easiest/hardest part of the transition?
Have you any interest in exploring IoT/Arduino/Rasperry Pi projects?
I say the last question as someone from a computer science background, I've found getting to explore light electrical engineering concepts very fun and wonder if the reverse is true for you.
Hello. Thanks for asking.
Crossover skills: I got some basic coding notion programming in assembler for microprocessors.
Hard: Initially, I did nota realize how big is the number of Dev tools. Tried to learn too many of them. Now I narrowed out my selected Dev tools list.
IOT: no plans for now.
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Wow, that's an interesting switch.
I say the last question as someone from a computer science background, I've found getting to explore light electrical engineering concepts very fun and wonder if the reverse is true for you.
Hello. Thanks for asking.
Crossover skills: I got some basic coding notion programming in assembler for microprocessors.
Hard: Initially, I did nota realize how big is the number of Dev tools. Tried to learn too many of them. Now I narrowed out my selected Dev tools list.
IOT: no plans for now.