Electrical engineering and its automation belong to the field of electrical information. There are generally five classes in this department, with 50 students in each class. I don't know how many people are in your class. At the end of the second semester, there will be sub-majors, namely electrical engineering and automation, power system, motor and electrical appliances. The most important things for freshmen of this kind of major are advanced mathematics and college English. Let them be solid in their freshman year! Sophomore will involve professional basic courses, such as digital, electrical, analog and circuit. These courses are very important for the foundation of professional learning. In my junior year, I began to take real professional courses, such as automatic control theory, mechanical automation and so on. I recommend that you finish reading a book "What to Read in College" before you start college!