<prompt> Human: Warning: Unless youre tech savvy you may want to turn back.So after attending Freshman Year in my Technical High School I received my assigned shop as in field of interest for a career. I choose AET Advanced Engineering Technology. Since 4 months ago Ive been attending the class and want to know if any of what I learned would be useful in any modern field, outside of what my teacher said. The first courses Ive took have been on circuits and Engineering Notation Pico, Micro, Mili, Base, Kilo, Mega, Giga, Tera as well as the Resistor Color Code to see the ohms of a specific resistor. Ive also learned about Diodes, SCR cells, PNP and NPN, as well as Capacitors and Photo Cells and how I would use all of these in a circuit. And Ive been using all this to make circuits on bread boards. Honestly everything in the shop feels like its from the 90s it is and Im concerned.Would this have any real value in the Information Age now that everything is more or less automated and most areas monopolized?  <response>: Unless Im reading wrong, youre a sophomore in HS taking a basic intro tech course. This class is giving you a basic education, not preparing you for a job. You have 2.5 more years of HS education ahead of you AT LEAST. 