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EE Programming Roadmap

This document outlines a 2-3 month programming roadmap for electrical engineers, focusing on essential programming languages and tools. It covers C programming for embedded systems, Python for automation and data analysis, and MATLAB for simulations, with mini tasks and projects to reinforce learning. The roadmap encourages combining skills in a final project phase and suggests resources for further learning and certification opportunities.

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EE Programming Roadmap

This document outlines a 2-3 month programming roadmap for electrical engineers, focusing on essential programming languages and tools. It covers C programming for embedded systems, Python for automation and data analysis, and MATLAB for simulations, with mini tasks and projects to reinforce learning. The roadmap encourages combining skills in a final project phase and suggests resources for further learning and certification opportunities.

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2-3 Month Programming Roadmap for Electrical Engineers

Weeks 1-2: C Programming (Embedded Foundation)

Why? For Arduino, microcontrollers, and basic embedded logic

Topics:

- Variables, Data types

- Loops, Conditional Statements

- Functions & Arrays

- Pointers (basic idea only)

- Input/Output, Interrupts

Resources:

- YouTube: CodeWithHarry C playlist

- Practice: HackerRank C or Replit

Mini Task:

- Blink LED logic (in C, using simulation or Arduino IDE)

Weeks 3-5: Python Programming (Automation & Data)

Why? For plotting, signal simulation, automation, ML intro

Topics:

- Python syntax, lists, loops, functions

- NumPy (for signals & arrays)

- Matplotlib (for plotting waveforms)

- Pandas (for CSV/data handling)

- Scipy basics (FFT, filter, signal tools)

- Automation with simple scripts

Resources:

- YouTube: freeCodeCamp Python or Telusko

- Book: Automate the Boring Stuff with Python


Mini Projects:

- Plot sine and square wave using NumPy

- Automate Excel from Python (voltage log data)

Weeks 6-7: MATLAB (Academic Simulation Powerhouse)

Why? For DSP, control, simulation, signals - common in EE labs

Topics:

- Basics: vectors, matrices, plots

- Signals: sine, square, sampling

- Simulink: open-loop and closed-loop models

- Transfer functions & bode plot

- Power electronics circuits (basic modeling)

Resources:

- YouTube: MATLAB for Engineers (Neso Academy, MathWorks)

- Simulink Tutorials: MathWorks Official

Mini Projects:

- Create and plot FFT of signal

- Design a PI controller in Simulink

- Simulate basic RLC circuit response

Weeks 8-10: Combine Skills - Project Phase

Choose 1-2 mini projects that use all 3 tools:

Project Ideas:

- IoT Sensor Data Logger: C (Arduino) + Python (plotting)

- Signal Analyzer: Python (FFT) + MATLAB (comparison)

- DC Motor Speed Control: Simulink + Embedded C

- Temperature Logger: Arduino C + Python pandas for CSV + Excel

Bonus Tips:

- Upload mini projects to GitHub


- Make a small Word/PDF report for each

- Add certifications (NPTEL Embedded, Coursera Python, MATLAB OnRamp)

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