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Siva Sarathchemical engineer into software industry
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Current doesn't obey laws of vector addition though it has a direction. it follows algebraic addition,so current is a scalar.
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ECE is a more preferred among the one's you mentioned for an aspirant who is not interested in programming. But you simply cannot avoid doing the programming aspects. You will have to learn and program micro controllers and microprocessors during your course for which knowledge of C/C+ and assembly language is mandatory and also do programs in matlab, You will be required to participate in project work for which programming skills are again required.
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Radhesh Bhat NI'm a graduate Working at Shimoga in an MNC
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You can do MSc and become a lecturer or a researcher
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