Electrical Engineering + Computer Engineering

In summary, Electrical Engineering focuses on the study and application of electrical systems, while Computer Engineering combines Electrical Engineering and Computer Science to focus on computer hardware and software design. To have a successful career in these fields, one must possess proficiency in math and physics, problem-solving skills, and a strong understanding of electrical circuits and computer programming languages. Graduates in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering have various job opportunities, including hardware and software design, telecommunications, robotics, power systems, and renewable energy systems. Some current developments in these fields include advancements in renewable energy technology, artificial intelligence and machine learning, and the Internet of Things (IoT). To pursue a career in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering, one can earn a bachelor's degree in either field or a
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I want to do a dual major in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering... In which one should i start first?
 
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any one?
 
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I doubt that you'll even be able to do this because the two fields are closely intertwined. Depending on the curriculum, one could theoretically get either of these degrees with the same courses taken.
 
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Yea, it depends on your school. At my school, there's an electrical engineering major, and then you can choose different focus areas, one of them being computer engineering.
 

FAQ: Electrical Engineering + Computer Engineering

What is the difference between Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering?

Electrical Engineering focuses on the study and application of electrical systems, while Computer Engineering is a combination of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, focusing on computer hardware and software design.

What skills are needed for a career in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering?

Proficiency in math and physics, problem-solving skills, and a strong understanding of electrical circuits and computer programming languages are essential for a career in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering.

What job opportunities are available for graduates in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering?

Graduates in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering have a wide range of job opportunities, such as hardware and software design, telecommunications, robotics, power systems, and renewable energy systems.

What are some current developments in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering?

Some current developments in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering include advancements in renewable energy technology, artificial intelligence and machine learning, and the Internet of Things (IoT).

How can I pursue a career in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering?

To pursue a career in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering, you can earn a bachelor's degree in either field or a combined degree in both. It is also beneficial to gain hands-on experience through internships or research projects and stay updated on the latest technologies and developments in the field.

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