As an IT systems electronics engineer, do you need to know how a soldering iron works?
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Isn't this theoretically already possible, perhaps via WiFi?
https://youtu.be/hIMfdSkskrI?si=yNnrgt1ybBZ5ecB- My theory A WiFi blocker that interferes with all signals except your own. Then it offers free WiFi on an unused frequency and then transmits a deepfake virus over WiFi. I don't know if simply connecting is enough. What idea do you have? Just meant to be funny.
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You should be able to expect that from an electronic.
You can also be stupid. However, if you do not know, the electrical current in resistors generates heat, I doubt it.
I would take you home after the first day and into the 6th (maybe 5.) Send a school class back.
of course you need to know some basics in electronics, of course you will have to solder a few boards
Electricity -> tip is hot -> solder tin melts.
It’s not that complicated now.