General electronics

There is lots to learn in the world of electronics, overtime you will slowly learn the ins and outs. I think there is a steeper learning curve in the electrical side to the team then there is to the mechanical side. Both sides have very complex projects to tackle, however you will find yourself working with complex system more often then the mechanical side. In addition, the rules are also significantly more strict, as there are risks associated with working with high voltage as well as batteries.

There will be lots of information, but this information will help you with your university degree as well. You will learn more information ahead of whatever your current courses are teaching you and you will be making real engineering design decisions. You will be focusing on the practical aspect of learning, applying the concepts that you see on a sheet of paper into a electric vehicle. University will teach you the formulas/ components, however as a engineer you will be looking at wider system integration and balancing many stakeholders and criteria.

Below are some good resources for anyone to learn more information, most of it is fairly broad in scope, however you will find that stuff that doesn't immediately seem relevant will be applied where u least expect it.

Youtube:

Below are some links to good youtubers. Their channels contain a wealth of useful information about anything and everything. They are currently ordered in my preference of what to watch.

https://www.youtube.com/@EEVblog

https://www.youtube.com/@greatscottlab

https://www.youtube.com/@PhilsLab

https://www.youtube.com/@bigclivedotcom

https://www.youtube.com/@RobertFeranec