I found while getting my computer engineering degree [graduated Dec/11] that [at least at my university - Dalhousie] EE students focus more on power systems and

I found while getting my computer engineering degree [graduated Dec/11] that [at least at my university - Dalhousie] EE students focus more on power systems and electronics while CE students do more programming and electronics: CE's took more courses in C/C++, OOP, OS design/development, etc while EE's were taking courses on advanced electronic design, power systems, power distribution. At my school if you want learn software and hardware development then CE is it, if you are interested in electricity/power and electronics then EE is what you want.