This episode I break down some on my thoughts on troubleshooting. Some questions that came to mind when I was thinking about this topic are, what is troubleshooting, when should one troubleshoot, how does one go about trouble shooting. 

Welcome back listeners! Today we are going to dive deep into my thoughts on choosing your EE capstone project for your senior year. I Graduated from school less than two months ago and I have a few tips that might help you out when choosing your own project. 

Hi Podcast listeners, welcome back! Today we are going to be discussing the use of a 555 timer vs. an Arduino for pulse width modulation (PWM). It's for a project that I'm currently working on and I've been going back and forth over which one would be the best fit for my current project. I also talk about the latest book that I've been listening to called 'Computer Programming: The Bible, and a few of the jobs that I've applied for in the past few weeks. 

My struggle to learn how to code this past month has turned into hours and hours of reading and researching, I'll talk about some of my lessons learned in this episode. I've also read some interesting books that relate to electrical engineering and I'm here to give you some thoughts on them. Remember to leave comments or questions, any feedback or recommendations will be taken in order to improve future episodes.  

This is the first ever Episode of Electrical Talk Podcast. In this episode I'll be introducing myself and going over what this podcast is going to be about. I'm really excited to see what conversations we will be getting into future episodes but for now please enjoy this short but sweet pilot episode.