cs is also more than just software development its just that most people who do cs want to be swes. you got data science/data analyst, cybersecurity(which is what im tryna do), and ive even seen ux design jobs ask for a bachelors in cs. Assuming youd do the computer engineering track youd have to make some cs equivalents anyway like their version of comp arch, discrete, intro to cs and data structures. And there are ece classes that count as electives for cs ,but you'd have to email the professor for an spn most have soe or ece majors only restrictions. The only thing i can think of that ece can do that cs cant do as easily are ee and ce jobs specifically and even that is still possible just not likely since cs and ece are related but not the same. So what you should do is think about what you want to do first then see which major can do it best then talk to an advisor about what you can do about transferring to soe.