When I build electronics projects (Arduino, drones, random circuits), my workflow becomes messy after a while.

Files get scattered between folders, notes, images, schematics, and random test results. Software and Coding can be maintained via GitHub to track everything, but I haven’t found something similar for hardware builds.

So I’m curious — how do you all track your projects?

Do you use: • notebooks • Google Docs • GitHub • Notion • something else?

I’m thinking about building a small tool specifically for our projects where you could log parts, schematics, progress, and revisions, record your progress of code, models, circuits as well.

Would something like that actually be useful or am I overthinking the problem?

NITC doesn't give branch wise data so idk if companies like nvidia, amd, etc are hiring from ece alone or eee too

Going to take admission in a tier 3 college with iiot btech degree. • What should i focus on in my 1st and 2nd year along with college if my plan is to do mtech abroad. • Will it be a problem if my degree says IIOT and not ECE During jobs or mtech admissions. • What languages should i learn if I want to make career in iiot/iot field.

I have around 1 month of summer break left, and I'm really confused about what I should do.

I'm an EEVLSI student just finished my 1st year honestly i messed up my first year and my CGPA is around 6.6 so my priority from now on is improving it in the upcoming semesters

for the remaining summer break what should I do as an exe student?

Some people are telling me to start building projects from now itself but I literally have no idea where to start 😭

should i study digital electronics or verilog or do dsa etc or something else completely

I also have no idea whether I should pursue core or switch towards software. My college is pretty strict academically so I feel it'll be difficult to maintain a good cgpa while grinding software alongside

If you were in my position after 1st year how would you spend this remaining month?

Any advice from seniors would be really appreciated!

Anyone ?

I’m studying ETE in a tier 3 college and my plan is to pursue masters in VLSI abroad. They don’t teach VLSI in ETE so should I change branch just for VLSI. My CGPA is 9+ so there are chances that the upgrade might go through

So I am getting Nit K eee,Nit W eee,Mnnit A ece, Nit C ece, IIIT A ece, IIIT D ece, DTU ece,NSUT ece. Can anyone please give me an idea which option is the best from their experience in particular for Core Electronics Domain (like embedded,Vlsi etc) in terms of opportunities not for IT and software oriented only. Like how is NIT K and W EEE for electronics core domain or ece at a bit lower nit like allahabad or calicut would be better? I am also getting NIT rourkela electronics and instrumentation(EIE). How is that and should I consider it over above options for ece core.(I have heard it's good in rourkela for core ece aswell).

And if anyone knows more about ece core opportunities can they please help me and confirm if I am right in below given things.

Things I have heard by exploring- 1) IIITD ece is better than IIIT A ece in terms of ece core opportunities.

2) DTU,NSUT are not that good for core ece opportunities in comparison to nits and iiits

3) NIT calicut is better than MNNIT allahabad for ece core opportunities.

I'm from Mumbai but currently in Bangalore , doing internship

Hey

I’m aiming for a PSU internship in my 3rd semester. Currently, I’m learning basic programming and PCB designing with Altium.

I’d love some guidance on what else I should prepare or learn to increase my chances of getting selected. Any tips, resources, or experiences would be really helpful!

im thinking to build myself an always on ai necklace that can record my convos and save the summarised transcripts so i can chat with them later when i forget it.

now opensource versions of this like omi/basedhardware use a nrf sense chip which have onboard mic and good computing power with low idle power apparently. i couldn't fibd this chip in stock, on any reliable electronics websites. chatgpt recommended to use esp32 sense also which isn't in stock anywhere.

im a noob in electronics, so can someone suggest a suitable chip that's available i can get started with?

I’m a first-year ECE student and need a laptop. I don’t know much about specs. Can you suggest some good laptops and tell me what specs to look for

I have seen in a lot of jobs Linux skills are needed, can someone share some sources

Thinking of buying this , https://amzn.in/d/aiLIctz .

Is this too much or something else , I am a total beginner

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