What are your thoughts on Computer Engineering?
ErrantX: I'd like to hear your thoughts on this as well (you mentioned you were an EE)
I don't know much about it or what's involved in the course work. I never looked into it and didn't know anyone doing CE.
However, I have heard it can be one of the toughest degrees to complete.
Sorry for the late reply.
Honestly, never really come across it (got any examples so I can browse the content?).
I imagine that might combine the best of both worlds; but that's just from the name :)
Here you are:
http://www.ece.cornell.edu/ugradhndbk/#CommonCurriculum
http://www.ee.duke.edu/undergrad-education
http://www.ele.uri.edu/ugprog/computer/curriculum/
Computer Engineering (CE) also sometimes at some institutions goes by the name of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE). My hunch is they are the one and the same.
Re:Poll: Universities for Aspiring Hacker?
by ErrantX on Tuesday October 27, 2009 @06:04AM
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A lot of that does look very similar to the degree I did (it was a Electronic and Embedded Systems and Engineering so had a little more focus on the digital). In fact the only huge difference was more "electronics" work and little less pure maths (but more physics and chemistry).
I guess my degree was pushing into the CS arena and CE is pushing the other way.
The first of your link looks like a perfect course for me :D
The other mistake I made was transferring back home to the state school. I didn't want to go in debt from school, which was what I was about to do. I started at New Mexico Tech (which except for being in the middle of no where is an awesome hacker school imo, it should be on the list; they control the VLA on campus btw).