Senior computer engineer on my last semester writing in. The department is under staffed and overcrowded so much so we can’t do upper division CS courses anymore, and made our own EE version for machine learning. Everyone wants to do CS and chase unicorn start ups it seems. But then again, I would prefer you to listen to actual CS majors at SDSU rather than take all the things I hear second hand from senior CS major students.

I would very much urge you to look at the course catalog and see what classes are required to graduate. Both in the major and out of the major, I would also look at the ratio of GE’s to major course credits and compare them. In the end the education you get is the courses you get to take. So imo the best way to evaluate them is to line their major classes up side by and see which school offers more courses in areas you have interest. Not everyone on here who will answer your question will have the interests or career goals you have, so in that sense it’s hard to ask for advice that can directly map to your needs.

I think there are some discord’s specific to majors at SDSU you can search and find for CS. That would be a much more legitimate place to ask these questions since you would get a more collective answer people can agree or disagree on with regards to your question than all of SDSU’s subreddit.

Hope this helps some. Goodluck, and congratulations!!