I need guidance to choose my electives as computer engineering student

In summary, the elective you should choose depends on your interests. Electronics engineering is easier than computer science, but big data technologies is the easiest elective.
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How do I choose a good elective?

I want something that gives me good marks as i am in final year 2nd semester. I want something that has good courses over the internet. I don’t want you to pick it up for me but in general just guide me about how to choose the elective? I will put only ones that I am interested in.
Last semester I choose data mining as elective instead of biomedical instrumentation which was easier, and I suffered a lot, I don't want to suffer like that.

I am someone who finds electronics engineering subjects easier than computer science subjects TBH.

-> Agile software development. https://www.ioenotes.edu.np/ioe-syllabus/agile-software-development-elective-ii-1608
This is the syllabus.

->Optical fiber communication system-:
https://www.ioenotes.edu.np/ioe-syllabus/optical-fiber-communication-elective-iii-1760

->https://www.ioenotes.edu.np/ioe-syllabus/big-data-technologies-elective-1411
Big data technologies

-> wireless communications-:
https://ioesolutions.esign.com.np/contents/wireless-communication-ex-751
From these we choose 1 elective subject.

They say big data technologies is easiest elective

Then the next set of electives are(From this we need to choose 1 subject)-:->https://www.ioenotes.edu.np/ioe-syllabus/multimedia-system-elective-2-1747 multimedia system. They say this is easiest elective as well.

-> enterprise application design and development
https://www.ioenotes.edu.np/ioe-syllabus/enterprise-application-design-development-elective-iii-1517
->geographical information system-: No syllabus available.

->power electronicshttps://ioesolutions.esign.com.np/contents/power-electronics-ee-701

-> speech processing https://ioesolutions.esign.com.np/contents/elective-iii-speech-processing-ct-785-08

->telecommunication-:
https://www.ioenotes.edu.np/ioe-syllabus/bex-telecommunication-889
 
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Is a class on compilers a requirement for your CS degree, or an elective? It was an elective for me, and turned out to be my most interesting CS-oriented class (I did EE/CS in undergrad).
 
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Sadly there is no class on compilers at all, neither elective nor regular.
 
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FAQ: I need guidance to choose my electives as computer engineering student

What are the different types of electives available for computer engineering students?

There are a variety of electives available for computer engineering students, including courses in software development, computer architecture, networking, artificial intelligence, and data analysis. You can also choose electives in related fields such as mathematics, physics, and business.

How do I determine which electives are most relevant to my career goals?

It's important to consider your career goals when choosing electives. Look for courses that align with your interests and the skills you want to develop. You can also speak with academic advisors, professors, and professionals in the field for guidance.

Are there any prerequisites for certain electives?

Some electives may have prerequisites, such as specific courses or a certain level of programming proficiency. It's important to check the course requirements before enrolling in an elective to ensure you have the necessary background knowledge.

Can I take electives outside of my major?

Yes, many universities allow students to take electives outside of their major. This can be a great opportunity to explore other interests and broaden your skill set. Just make sure to check with your academic advisor to ensure the elective will count towards your degree requirements.

How many electives should I take each semester?

This will vary depending on your university's requirements and your personal schedule. It's important to balance your elective courses with your major courses to ensure you are on track to graduate on time. It's also a good idea to consider your workload and time management skills when deciding how many electives to take each semester.

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