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So essentially what we need is an "academic CSEE" degree, where you replace courses on industrial topics like application design and databases / circuits and el
by PascLeRasc 8y ago
So essentially what we need is an "academic CSEE" degree, where you replace courses on industrial topics like application design and databases / circuits and electromagnetics with these theory-based classes from both departments.
I'd also suggest adding some systems neuroscience courses in there too.
- moultano 8y agoI think you could get away with swapping out upper level algorithms and systems courses and swapping in statistics and ML. I've used my OS class 0 times in my career. The class I've used the most was the second level statistics class I took for my econ minor.
- PascLeRasc 8y agodefinitely, and your algorithms class was probably industry-driven and an exposure to what you should be doing to write code in the workforce, not teaching you to come up with novel algorithms.
- madengr 8y agoElectromagnetics is all theory, so much so it’s been dropped from most EE curriculums for being to difficult.
- PascLeRasc 8y agoI wish my school would have done that, those were terribly intensive and not really stimulating like signals was.
- madengr 8y agoI ate it up, but then I’m an RF/Microwave EE. Grad level EM is even worse.