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I find it very funny that this article came out right after the deadline for university applications passed here (Greece). Anyway, I chose a CS Bachelor’s prog
by amself 4y ago
I find it very funny that this article came out right after the deadline for university applications passed here (Greece).
Anyway, I chose a CS Bachelor’s program with just enough EE classes to qualify for a MEng in EE later. I was thinking about starting from EE (I’m equally interested in both subjects, if not a bit more in EE) but I was discouraged by comparing salary info and seeing many dissatisfied electrical engineers. If things look better in 4 years I’ll do my Master’s in EE.
I would prefer if I could do both degrees at the same time, even if it meant more coursework and slightly longer time to complete. I can do a version of this with the degree I chose, studying n subjects in CS and n subjects in EE instead of 2n in only one of these, but ideally it should be 2n in both.
- zeroth32 4y agoYou could study both. CS degree is worthless, nobody asks for it. So take EE degree and study CS in parallel. You can attend classes without being signed.