the meme about electrical engineering being harder than computer

>>56636245
they're both good degrees 2bqh

qt sisters too

>>56636292
Wow u r a nice man

>>56636245
EE is full of insecure normies only in it for the money so it's not surprising there's a lot more faggots talking it up to feel smart

>>56636292 is right though there's cool shit in both, I like to make fun of the EEtards in my CS courses but honestly I'm no better sitting here wasting away on /v/'s water cooler instead of studying and learning something useful

if your CS department isn't part of EE then you went to the wrong school.

>>56636245
Tbh EE is harder than CS.
Electricity is fucking black magic and I don't believe anyone who tells me he gets complex circuits.

t. CS student who studied hard core for an exam with EE content and barely made it

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Biting your own dick off is harder than both CS and EE.

Intellectual checkmate.

I got A+'s in all my CS classes and only A's in my EE classes. CS is a joke.

Make a prime counting function using any programming language and now make one using discrete components.

>>56638583
what purpose would that serve?

>>56636245
CS gets paid? :O

>>56636245
Nepgear is useless.

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>>56636245
>mfw I took Computer Hardware engineering and it's basically CS and EE merged

Welp

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>>56638537

>that feel when you feel like you could have learned more in that semester because you got 100% on every thing

time. wasted.

>>56638905
Same here anon, it's pretty fun

>>56638169
>tfw CE program is in dept. of CS and not Engineering.

I blame Paul Allen.

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>>56640778
Did he steal your reservation to Dorsia?

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>>56638169
>tfw cs is part of math dept

>>56638169
CS should be paired with maths in the foremost. It is through maths that you pair CS with EE.

>>56638281
Complex circuit models aren't any more difficult that any other kind of model for any kind of practical system. Complex models are inherently complex.

EE engineer here.

I entered CS coding competitions and beat all the CS students. LOL. EE >> CS

>>56640929
Daily reminder that CS isn't a degree in programming. Your coding skills and knowledge should have no bearing in your skills in CS.

>tfw flunked out of cs class but making A's in EE

>>56640991
Not according to Berkeley.

>>56641016
If that's the case, then they're confused. I don't think this is the case.

>>56640991
That's the thing, this competition (ACM) was all about algorithms. I wasn't as informed as the CS students about them, but we were allowed to bring in reading materials so I could easily code up the examples after using my engineering skills to match algorithm/data structure with problem in C++ (having learnt embedded design).

Meanwhile the CS students were getting java out of memory errors.

Philosophy major here.

I entered CS AND EE competitions, and beat all those idiots. LOL.

Philosophy >> STEM

>>56641037
Email Paul Hilfinger yourself and ask.

>>56641048
competition involving what?

>>56641065
Do he honestly say that their CS degree is a programming degree?

>>56641048
>philosophy major
Working on your undergrad?

>>56638583
Try make one using mechanical components (nothing electrical).

>>56640718
Same here, it's fun af

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>>56636245