[mriorc]

As I have a brighter sight on my future, I started to realize that I need to learn so many things.
I want to be a great engineer of all time. That requires me to master physics, mathematics, computer programming, electronics and mechanical, design and some humanities.
I know all of these is not possible to be learn in a short time, or even in a decade. But where should I start?
Resources nowadays are no longer a problem due to the internet. Educational content such as textbooks are easily found online. So, now I have all the resources that I need to start learning, and I am going to attend one of the best colleges in the world. How should I plan my learning path?
I am confused and sometimes feels extremely tired from thinking of these things. However, I believe to do great things requires great effort. And I believe there are people out there having the same thought.
What do you have in mind? If you have any suggestion for the overall planning or just in one field of my plan, PLEASE do post your ideas here and I will be very very appreciative for your help.
Thank you so much~

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