> I hope that when a prospective EE is going through their ABET accredited program that they have some class that breaks it all down for them That wasn't the c

> I hope that when a prospective EE is going through their ABET accredited program that they have some class that breaks it all down for them That wasn't the case in the 2000s when I got my ECE degree (more-or-less EE, but with many course choices replaced by CS curriculum), from a state university in the US. EE is a very broad field, lots of grads won't need to know names of connectors for instance.