Thinking switch from EEE to CE

[SchGirl]

Currently received EEE offer but as I see in EEE curriculum, it focus on hardware and less software. What I m interested in is combination of software and hardware. Should I switch to CE? btw, why EEE is said to be Ace subject in NTU and is CE very difficult so that A is very hard to get?

 

[kennethtbh]

Currently received EEE offer but as I see in EEE curriculum, it focus on hardware and less software. What I m interested in is combination of software and hardware. Should I switch to CE? btw, why EEE is said to be Ace subject in NTU and is CE very difficult so that A is very hard to get?

dun get what you mean by EEE is said to be Ace subject.

 

[Crisknight]

There is no easy subject in any course. Sometimes, it is the Bell curve..

 

[SchGirl]

dun get what you mean by EEE is said to be Ace subject.

Means the best course,I heard that EEE is very famous in asia and even better than NUS EE. Dont know it is true or not.

 

[chikon]

most of the time the easier course would be the ones u have interest in!

 

[lovelei]

Hahaha. No idea. Do wadever u like.

 

[RAWR!!]

EEE very difficult. CE should be much easier. but im from ME. if you like software why dont take computer science?

 

[kennethtbh]

most of the time the easier course would be the ones u have interest in!

agree with this. and regarding EEE is famous in asia... its a fact that EEE covers a wider range of industries as compared to CE/CS which is more specialised.. so im not surprised its in a higher demand than CE/CS..

 

[lovelei]

EEE very difficult. CE should be much easier. but im from ME. if you like software why dont take computer science?

Cannot compare course to course.

 

[ernesttan664]

whoever told u CE is easier to score A seriously needs a reality check in fact it is not easy at all to score any A's at the university level.

That said, it all boils down to how interested you are in the stuff that u study and how much u are prepared into getting ur A's.

 

[draco_88]

whoever told u CE is easier to score A seriously needs a reality check in fact it is not easy at all to score any A's at the university level.

That said, it all boils down to how interested you are in the stuff that u study and how much u are prepared into getting ur A's.

its true... there are some mod in ce that only a handful of ppl can get a... however, i believe it is quite easy to get a 2nd hons in ce...

 

[natnoraa]

Currently received EEE offer but as I see in EEE curriculum, it focus on hardware and less software. What I m interested in is combination of software and hardware. Should I switch to CE? btw, why EEE is said to be Ace subject in NTU and is CE very difficult so that A is very hard to get?

It depends on what software are you talking about? CAD tools? scripting languages? There are opportunities to involve yourself with them throughout your undergrad years. My view may be a lil' bias for someone in eee. However, i believe there are opportunities for software familiarization or learning in all engineering courses. the question is, what software are you referring to that you want to get yourself expose to?

eee courses are theoretical (you can't tell whether they're hardware or software base just from the names of the modules). the lab and project modules will let you be exposed to the software and hardware portions. How good you're going to be in them depends on your interests/talents/hard work thereafter. Best of luck

Natnoraa

 

[DouBleB]

EEE course is difficult.. if you are good in maths and physcis then shld be ok if not go for computer Engineering. EEE a lot ah toing one because gov give them scholarship to study only EEE stuff.. you will nv see ah toing or less ah toing study in NBS... you decide the fate.

 

[ernesttan664]

EEE course is difficult.. if you are good in maths and physcis then shld be ok if not go for computer Engineering. EEE a lot ah toing one because gov give them scholarship to study only EEE stuff.. you will nv see ah toing or less ah toing study in NBS... you decide the fate.

ATs are everywhere in engineering, even in CE thus it's unavoidable. If you wanna beat them, mug smarter and mug even harder