I admire that you did not just focus on the subjects written in your specific course outline. It is the way it should be - let us learn things that may help us improve not just in our specific field but as a person in general. 🙂

I finished my Electronics Engineering and has also experience working under the Engineering department of Texas Instruments (Semicon Company). I am not directly practicing my profession now. Once I opened my mind outside the box of being a "purest", I don't feel the need or pressure of having to strictly be an Electronics Engineer. I am now just an ordinary person who has a knowledge and experience in the field. 😁