To anyone reading this who's currently a CS major - if you have the opportunity to do a course in digital logic design I'd highly recommend it. Regardless of wh

To anyone reading this who's currently a CS major - if you have the opportunity to do a course in digital logic design I'd highly recommend it. Regardless of what layer of the stack you end up working in, it's a lot of fun and very satisfying to understand how this stuff works. Seconded. There wasn't really a Computer Engineering degree back when I was in school, but I made do. As it turned out, some EE classes would qualify for the lab science credit, so I took those instead of more physics or chemistry. I had been fascinated in electronics for a long time before starting college, so I had a blast in those classes. And it has all helped me a lot since then. I'm working on radar systems these days, and it would have been useful to take a little more analog and RF design courses. But those weren't my interest way back then. I've picked up a lot on my own since then though.