This is ECE advice on how to study and succeed in school. This is a long list (copied from my Reddit post on r/ece) of things I learned over 6 years as an ECE undergraduate and masters student. Some tips are pulled from other places on this sub and around Reddit. This list is not comprehensive, has typos, and is obviously biased by personal taste... so if you have something to add please do so!
I am currently an electrical engineer at a large aerospace company, and am finishing finished my master's in ECE. I am was a TA for an introductory circuits course and want to give the students some tips. These are things I wish I knew when I was at their stage.
I am on Twitter nowadays, hit me up if you are struggling and I'll try to help out!
If you do some of these, you'll be better off. It's not a laundry list of everything you should do, it's just a reference if you need some tips. H