Electrical Engineering / Computer Science (1 Viewer)

[turntaker]

If I do CS + EE and not do honours can I still get a good CS job with my EE thesis if its relevant

 

[isildurrrr1]

Re: Double degree or single degree + honors?

no they're completely different fields.

 

[turntaker]

Re: Double degree or single degree + honors?

no they're completely different fields.

I would actually disagree
What if your major work is a microcontroller based which consists 70% coding

 

[anomalousdecay]

Re: Double degree or single degree + honors?

If I do CS + EE and not do honours can I still get a good CS job with my EE thesis if its relevant

Generally your skill set as an EE might be transferable to some certain CS roles, or possibly Software Eng or Comp Eng instead.

However if you want a purely CS job which requires a certain field in honours, you would want to do a CS honours instead. In this case you have to question if you would rather a role within CS or EE.

I would actually disagree
What if your major work is a microcontroller based which consists 70% coding

No CS and EE are indeed completely different fields.

If you are using a microcontroller as an EE, you will be interfacing with other systems. CS is not all about coding either.

 

[turntaker]

Re: Double degree or single degree + honors?

I think it all just comes down to experience the end

 

[turntaker]

Hahaha that derail though

 

[turntaker]

Got my own thread made for me

 

[anomalousdecay]

I encourage you to ask all the questions you have in regards to this in here. The thread is here now so you can ask what you like lol.

 

[turntaker]

I encourage you to ask all the questions you have in regards to this in here. The thread is here now so you can ask what you like lol.

are you majoring in power.. i

 

[anomalousdecay]

are you majoring in power.. i

Not necessarily called "majors". They are just electives. At the end of the day, you graduate as an EE. Your thesis will help in obtaining a role in a specific industry (and your thesis is usually related to your electives) however you can still get jobs in many parts of EE.

In terms of electives, I'm not too sure at the moment but I could go with the Power stream. I'll probably make a final decision on this in a year's time.

 

[turntaker]

Not necessarily called "majors". They are just electives. At the end of the day, you graduate as an EE. Your thesis will help in obtaining a role in a specific industry (and your thesis is usually related to your electives) however you can still get jobs in many parts of EE.

In terms of electives, I'm not too sure at the moment but I could go with the Power stream. I'll probably make a final decision on this in a year's time.

power is boring dude.

 

[anomalousdecay]

power is boring dude.

I completely disagree.

 

[turntaker]

I completely disagree.

why

 

[anomalousdecay]

why

Go learn about AC analysis and power correction first then I'll tell you why.

 

[turntaker]

Go learn about AC analysis and power correction first then I'll tell you why.

done


jk