Importance of ict in electrical engineering

The rapid advancement of ICT has shifted the paradism from paper/pencil to computer base system which has enhanced learning and made it simpler. in the case of electrical engineering studies ICT has made learning more easier in the sense that the local way of designing electrical circuit and diagrams with the aid of a pencil and paper has been made more simpler and easy using the computer system with the aid of some certain software’s developed for designing, ICT has also helped a lot in calculative aspect of engineering, ICT has made it easier for engineers to be able to
Calculate and develop theories that would help in solving human problems with the aid of softwares designed by software engineers for the sole purpose of electrical engineering.ICT has also made so many importance in electrical engineering in the sense that students who are afraid of taking up the course due to its difficulty have found the courage to do so due to the easy platform ICT has given to them.

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