(Electrical) Engineering vs. Computer Science

Which would you recommend, /prog/?

>>118
Doesn't the charge run between her thumb and index finger when she shoots coins? Granted it's a very short set of "rails" but Biri-biri is just that awesome.

>>118,120-121

Get the fuck out of /prog/.

Wait!! Are we now talking about EE and SC or delicious flat chest.

>>123
All three.

>>118-124

/lounge/ quality.

If you don't like cake, get out of /prog/

>>126
I could use a c4k3 right now, if u know wat I mean

>>127

No, I don't. This is an english-speaking board, it would do you well to speak english here.

WTF?!

Read all through this shit and I still don't have the slightest idea of what is best EE vs CE vs CS.

>>129
You are confused. There is no best, only different branches that are directed to teach different applications.

>>129
Do you want to solder shit or do you want to learn about ABSTRACT bullshite

niggrt

>>131
EE also has plenty of ABSTRACT BULLSHITE, it's hard to find a domain that doesn't - and if it doesn't, it's probably too young or not well-developed, or even worth learning.

>>131

EE/CompE student here.

I don't do much soldering....

well its better comsci :)

FUCKING EE NIGGER DICK CS

I choose CS over EE because I'm absolute shit at soldering, and I think the "hardcore software" stuff is cool.  UML can die in a fire.

>>137
-5 Worthless

>>137
What, you don't learn to solder in your CS course?

>>137
That's what your spare time is for. Learning to do shit.

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I would advise anybody to stick to EE. I am a EE who worked for 2.5 years in Programming C sharp. EEs pull a lot of respect for their jobs. As a programmer you are like a monkey playing with a keyboard. Anybody with any degree can program. I am back in school for Industrial Engineering (broader). It,s a way to switch my career. I just don't see a career in IT unless you can own your own business or you become an executive. And for an executive it's an MBA. Ca you imagine yourself at 55 working as an IT guy? Past 45 i would say you are old. Imagine you take a mortgage at 30. And at 45 your career is at threat. You still have like 15 years to go to pay it off. and then then they keep pushing the retirement age.
Why did i take a programming job, it's cause that's all i got at the time.
I quit my job so I don't know what I'll be doing but I really hope it wont be programming.
However if you think programming is for you, I would advise you on starting to work on a product. By the time you graduate you may have something valuable enough to create a company and who knows you may be the next Bill Gates. That's what i have been think. I hate programming, but since I am not working i can suck it up and program something really good for myself. then try the entrepreneurial thing. it's better to fail when you are young and have no responsibility. then if it works i will just exploit my creation and actually live a good life.

>>143
You make it seems like academia and research jobs do not exist when they do.


Also I know people who have PH.Ds in CS and guess what. They don't sit there like code monkeys and program. They end up just making algorithms and then telling idiots below them to be code monkeys for them.

>>144
Undergraduate detected.

>>144
Enjoy saying "No, no, you do it like this!" and "What the fuck is that goto there for?"

>>145
retard detected
>>146
Enjoy being a code monkey all your life rather than working up the chain

>>147
>>144 detected.

>>147
I thought you were on about academia. Make your mind up.

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I want to get into Quantum Computing research and people suggested I do EE. Personally I feel more like doing Mathematics and Physics. Any advice?

154 Name: Anonymous 2011-08-23 11:15

So I hear it is possible to resurrect a really old thread and since this is the first result google shows for CS vs EE, I figure it is tiem