Over the course of the past two years I've built a large, modular, anolog synthesizer based on schematics I found online, basic circuit design I taught myself, and reading many forum posts. I realized I really love working with electronics, particularly analog signal processing, and I decided to go back to school for an EE degree, and I'm starting my first semester in a few weeks.
My career goal, as of now, is to design / maintain test instruments in a research setting, preferably a particle physics lab. It seems pretty clear that a focus on analog signal processing would help toward this goal, as would a physics minor, or perhaps a double major, however I would appreciate any advice or insight from someone more established in the field, particularly regarding education requirements, educational focus, or other practical considerations.
Thanks.
My career goal, as of now, is to design / maintain test instruments in a research setting, preferably a particle physics lab. It seems pretty clear that a focus on analog signal processing would help toward this goal, as would a physics minor, or perhaps a double major, however I would appreciate any advice or insight from someone more established in the field, particularly regarding education requirements, educational focus, or other practical considerations.
Thanks.
