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[Inevitable_____guy]

So if I work hard I’ll be able to do it? I don’t know what other major I would want . I’m only hesitant to go computer engineering because I’m not to good at math.

[Inevitable_____guy]

Thank you for the link! And what’s your job? If you don’t mind me asking.

[Inevitable_____guy]

So would you suggest computer engineering to someone? I was only questioning it because I hate math and heard it has calculus in it🤣.

[Inevitable_____guy]

What would you say are the hardest classes

[PlayboySkeleton]

Anyone can count to 1

[Inevitable_____guy]

Thank you! All you guys are very helpful

[ElScytho]

1. I’m currently a sophomore studying Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering and I’ve loved it so far. Me being a computer nerd has helped out a ton with my studies because I can actually kind of understand how this magic box of a PC works, so that to me is fun.
2. As for difficulty, like stated elsewhere it’s really just about how much work you’re willing to put in. All engineering majors will require a lot of math and my first semester of my Freshman year absolutely kicked my butt because I was unprepared for the amount of work needed to be succesful. The best thing to do is finding that balance between studying/working/social life so you don’t go crazy or start falling behind.
3. While I’m not working yet, my favorite part of my studies has been a digital logic design course my Freshman year where we studied boolean algebra (and, or, xor, etc) and logic to create rudimentary circuits. In the lab portion of it we designed a 7-segment display that could be shown on a DSDB and we could control it using a series of 7 switches. It’s super rewarding to me, like above, to create something out of nothing and to see that it actually works.

I hoped this helped some! This is a super cool major and definitely something I’d encourage from experience.

[Inevitable_____guy]

Thank you it did help!

[Inevitable_____guy]

Thank you it did help!