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> My degree wasn't in EE, but I can't imagine neither of those are useful for an Electrical Engineer. My degree was EE, and I can say they're definitely useful
by PragmaticPulp 4y ago
> My degree wasn't in EE, but I can't imagine neither of those are useful for an Electrical Engineer.
My degree was EE, and I can say they're definitely useful for a lot of EE concepts.
It's similar to computer science: It's possible to jump into the industry and write CRUD apps and connect APIs together without ever studying algorithms or how CPUs work. However, if you go deeper or have to do the more complex work, you really need to understand the underlying concepts.