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EE is interesting for CS too. I studied technical CS and we had a lot of EE theory. But I cannot layout a board at all, just pick components and letting people
by raxxorraxor 4y ago
EE is interesting for CS too. I studied technical CS and we had a lot of EE theory. But I cannot layout a board at all, just pick components and letting people do the layout and routing. I would have loved to have a module about the latter even if that may not fit university too well. I wasn't too interested in permanently exited asynchronous motors with constant stator voltages. I'll buy the next servo I find in a catalogue for all my needs anyway.
- hulitu 4y ago> EE is interesting for CS too. There are a lot of SW developers who have no idea how the processor they program for, works. And most of them are also not interested. It is just sad.
- dieselgate 4y agoI had to take analog circuit design in my (non cs/ee) eng program and might add that to the list as well