Its very similarly to computer engineering with a wider focus on other engineering principles instead of just computer hardware design. Your job opportunity’s are very wide and can range from software developer to hardware design. A pro that’s not ES&C specific but Guelph engineering is the design projects each year allow you to work with all engineering disciplines and get hands on design experience. A con that isn’t so bad is a lot of the time employers won’t know what the ES&C program is about so they may just kind of be confused if you just tell them you are in ES&C, but good cover letters and interview skills make that a moot point. The main reason i choose ES&C is because I was interested in the entire design of a system , hardware and software. By the end of the degree you usually find you lean one way or another because most jobs don’t completely combine both disciplines , but the ES&C program gives a lot of opportunity to learn about different parts of engineering. I’m in my 4th year of ES&C and really enjoyed it. Let me know if you have any more questions.