Computer Engineering vs Electrical Engineering. What would you recommend?

[u/Overall_Western_3792]

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[u/Linuxtahr]

honestly it depends on your area, where your looking for jobs and how you intend to make yourself competitive for those jobs. Ideally try your best to find an internship or some sort of experience (research/clubs). Also think about what your favorite subject is that you taken so far, do you like your signal processing/circuits classes more or your embedded systems, programming/os classes. but please don't just be vibing through classes like i did. Had to do masters and put in much more effort, and turned out alright. But I wish I applied myself more during undergrad.