Hey guys, I'm quite popular here but this is my alternate moniker. I have a degree in a life science course already but I want to get an engineering degree. Which of these engineering fields is quite simpler and has real life practical applications?

Please note that I am not really good in math but I have enrolled for tutorials hopefully I'll grab all that I would know. I got to know math is not as hard as we make it look so I am going back to school for get my Engr title.

So guys, talk to me.

Lalasticlala what do you suggest I do?

Computer Engineering.

doggedfighter:
Computer Engineering.

Reason?
Simpler? Broader? Wider application? Job availability? Well paid? Why?

PrinceCharmiing:


Reason?

Simpler?
Broader?
Wider application?
Job availability?
Well paid?
Why?

I T rules now.

doggedfighter:

I T rules now.

Alright, thanks ma'am

Draw my chair and waiting for the elders

Una don start this year again. Choose computer engineering by the way.

The5DME:
Una don start this year again. Choose computer engineering by the way.

Lol bro, I no be jambito o. I just wan go back school follow my passion, I don finish one degree already, I don serve finish self 19C. Thanks for your input bro

pastie:
Draw my chair and waiting for the elders

You're an elder too, better talk o. Lol

PrinceCharmiing:


You're an elder too, better talk o. Lol

Well, it all depends on area you want to specialize on, both field work hand in hand but as for me I have to go with computer engineering

:Computer Engineering.
Reason?
Simpler?
Broader?
Wider application?
Job availability?
Well paid?
Why?

pastie:

Well, it all depends on area you want to specialize on, both field work hand in hand but as for me I have to go with computer engineering

Thanks man

abosede35876:
:Computer Engineering.
Reason?
Simpler?
Broader?
Wider application?
Job availability?
Well paid?
Why?

Thanks

Computer Engineering... as it's a hotcake presently. The two courses are somehow intertwined; you will do many Electrical/Electronic Engineering courses as a Computer Engineering student. You should arm yourself with the in-depth knowledge of Physics and Mathematics.

You had already experienced undergraduate study, you should do well. May God be with you and make your aspirations come into fruition in Jesus' name. Amen.

Mr, I tell you, as an Electrical/Electronics Engineer, you can fit where a Computer engineer is needed. But, you can't do the reverse as a Computer Engineer. To those saying IT rules, Computer Engineering isn't Computer Science.
But go to a School where Electrical "and" Electronics Engineering is offered, not Electrical Engineering

SPLENDID25:
Mr, I tell you, as an Electrical/Electronics Engineer, you can fit where a Computer engineer is needed. But, you can't do the reverse as a Computer Engineer. To those saying IT rules, Computer Engineering isn't Computer Science.
But go to a School where Electrical "and" Electronics Engineering is offered, not Electrical Engineering

God bless you man, I'll read up more on that

SPLENDID25:
Mr, I tell you, as an Electrical/Electronics Engineer, you can fit where a Computer engineer is needed. But, you can't do the reverse as a Computer Engineer. To those saying IT rules, Computer Engineering isn't Computer Science.
But go to a School where Electrical "and" Electronics Engineering is offered, not Electrical Engineering

sensible answer.


EEE is far better than computer engineering anywhere, anyday and anytime.


people are just decieved by the word "computer" that follow the engineering.
another misconception is that people always think that electrical and electronics engineering is all about light but the answer is purely NO.

EEE graduate can be a computer engineer with stress while a computer engineer can't do vice versa.

Bro if you gats to buckle your trousers if you wants to study EEE coz those people workload no dey smiles o

Both are good courses.
I will give you an example of a lady then it's left for you to choose.

I have a lady who studied EEE and she's very good in computer aspect. Be it programming, networking and security. She is also good in her field. So, with her EEE cert, she now works in a role of a computer engineer.

niceusername:




sensible answer.


EEE is far better than computer engineering anywhere, anyday and anytime.


people are just decieved by the word "computer" that follow the engineering.
another misconception is that people always think that electrical and electronics engineering is all about light but the answer is purely NO.

EEE graduate can be a computer engineer with stress while a computer engineer can't do vice versa.

Bro if you gats to buckle your trousers if you wants to study EEE coz those people workload no dey smiles o

Thank you!

PrinceCharmiing:

God bless you man, I'll read up more on that

Amen! Thank you.