/sci/ - Science & Math

Actually Mech is superior, they need to know about plenty of EE concepts but also about mechanical physics, materials and chemistry.
One of the oldest and most complete fields by far.

>>11337245
Mech is good too but EE is the patrician’s choice

CS CHAD COMING THROUGH! STEP ASIDE SOON-TO-BE-NEETS!

>>11337330
>going through that whole to degree just to do some coding in shithole Silicon Valley

>>11337282
>>11337213
>>11337245

what about electromechanical engineering

a.k.a. mechatronics?

>>11337402
Too broad for an undergrad. Major in mechanical or electrical first

>>11337429
fuck that CS is the way to go unless you wanna stay poor

>>11337434
Lol no nigger CS is good for pay but so is EE and MechE

>>11337213
Mathematics with minor in CS

Concentrate on statistics and pure math courses, stats in case you have to be a wagie and pure math for enjoyment

>>11337487
We've got a 40 year old EE that just joined as an intern for IoT because he couldn't get any work lol

It's biomedical engineering

>>11337516
Funny because I live in a large midwestern metropolitan area and there is just as much demand here for EEs as MechEs, if not more. And the BLS has a median income of about 100k for EEs

>>11337511
>major in CS or engineering with a minor in nothing
Ftfy

>>11337544
just telling you what I observe, take it or leave it.

>>11337555
Brainlet for life.

>>11337392
KEEP SEETHING, ENGI-NEET!

>>11337555
major only in CS for a laser sharp focus, minor in anything to be a master of none

>>11337662
>implying I can’t study analysis more in depth myself without wasting money and time on a bullshit course

>>11337213
for practical purposes EE and MECH are very good job stability (which isnt really a problem in engineering) unlike CS which i think will suffer from the silicon valley tech bubble bursting and lowered demand

just my two cents

>majoring in CS
>majoring in something you can pickup over a weekend for the practical part and over a couple months for the theoretical
Minor in CS, major in something actually difficult

>>11337511
It's actually Physics with a minor in CS. Sorry, but math bitches can suck my dick.

>>11337846
>just my two cents

I think you mean
>just my two fucking BASED cents

>>11337990
Ummm based? Pure math fags can suck ma dick

>>11337213

EE here, who regrets not having majored in ME

>>11337213

ME with Welding and fabrication skills sounds like the epitome of fucking F U N

>>11337213
you are all pajeets

>>11337282
>>11337392
>>11337555
>>11337834
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>>11338034
samefag phoneposter
imagine being this much of an underage b&

>>11337213
>>11337245
>>11337282
Fuck EE. I had to spend an entire year on EE on my mech eng degree, and it was fucking boring, contradictory, and I hate it. That's it.

>>11337213
How about Engineering Physics or Computer Engineering?

>>11337952

You can actually do CS easily if you are EE but not so easy if you are CS and want to do EE, I hope you can understand that. They hire code monkey - computer science people with no degrees, as long as they know something or are willing to learn... so thats that. Not to mention that CS didnt exist few decades ago.

>>11340259
You can do CompEng. It's mix of EE & CS.

>>11340259
imma physics/cs/ee autist finishing up grad school. the company i'm part timing with hired a cs/math major to do software engineering for us. he absolutely cannot do any physics (and completely over-engineers everything he works on), which severely limits his utility. i thought knowing the math would have made picking up physics easy

>>11340339
What was your undergrad/grad major/specialization?

>>11340259
Yes, that's exactly what I'm saying. CS is trivial next to MechE, EE, ChemE, etc. so minor in CS and major in an a difficult engineering

>>11340634
How about CompE?

>>11340259
EE's can get Software dev/Eng Jobs. Breaking into AI/ML & other CS research area is harder with a EE degree

>>11340697
I did CompE. Would recommend. But honestly people don't really care about your degree they care about your capabilities.

Graduating with a degree in EE in April. I'm too stupid for this degree but I'm too tired to start over in something else. Got a whole bunch of Fs and C's on my transcript and I think my gpa is 2.9 or 3.0.

Don't do EE if you just want to end up in software. That's where most of the jobs are anyway. It's too much work and you'll lose all your hair. Btw don't expect to get a design job with an undergrad degree. If you want a hardware design job here's the complete path:
>Do EE
>Do research with a prof in your 1st/2nd year
>Do internships over the summer
>Get good grades in your classes (if you're not getting A- minimum you better watch out)
>Take RF courses, analog design courses, microwave courses, telecommunications courses (aka all the hard courses taught by shitty profs)
>Do your masters and PhD
>Present your research at conferences
At this point you can get the top design jobs.

>>11337402
Only a few schools offer Mechatronics.

>>11337213
Im I patrician? Im doing EE (bout to finish) with a special title in math, kinda like a minor but much deeper.
Basically I need to complete:
>The wholeEE curriculum
>Pure and applied mathematics classes, so I'm taking:
>4 analysis clases
>2 abstract algebra and topology classes
>1 multivariate data analysis class
>1 pdes class

>>11343326
Yes

>>11337429
>>11337402
This is what I’m doing. Check back in 3 years to see how it turns out.

>>11343326
>Im I patrician? Im doing EE
Definitely not

>>11341608
>if you're not getting A- minimum you better watch out
WTF, i was aiming for B at best
I don't want to work for NASA

>>11343730
You'll probably do fine if you just want a job. But if you want to go all the way with a PhD you should really like what you're doing and it should come naturally to you. There are some people who are like ducks in water when they're doing electronics. So the competition is stiff for the top jobs or the top grad programs.

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>>11343693
You guys are confusing me

Thoughts on Engineering Physics?

>>11337402
Rei_the_kitten is a pro trap and mechatronics engineer too

Statistics is superior

>>11337213
fine arts

collegefags ITT are so dumb holy shit

>>11337245
Why is oldness good? How do you measure completeness?

Mech and EE are pretty cool, aero and biomed are really cool but jobwise bretty bad, chem eng is based.

If I could do it all over again I would've picked business or some shit.