/sci/ I'm thinking of doing a double major with Electrical

>>8813815
Do EE+Math. You'll thank me later.

>>8813822
you're trying to meme me m8?

>>8813831
EE is basically applied functional analysis

Hey, I'm EE student too, Nice!

>>8813906

EE and EC first, elec and electronics,

it's like learning the earth and it's space

>>8813906
you know what your concentration will be on?

>>8813815
Applied Math (focus on related courses) or something related to finance. Maybe CS.
If you want to be a god of electromechanics then ME or a good mechatronics degree if you can find one (prepare to be raped).

>>8814807
why math and not physics?

>>8813815
nanoscience/nanotechnology/microelectronics or something

>>8813815
>strongest complement to EE
Physics, and it's not even close.

Courses on electromagnetic fields and photonics are generally the purview of the EE department but your physics dept. most likely accepts them as in-major credits or electives.

Meanwhile, modern physics and quantum mechanics are prerequisites to any advanced EE courses, since the devices have become so tiny that quantum effects (electron spin, quantum tunneling, etc.) actually influence their operation.

/sci/ likes to suck physicist dick and meme about "engineers" but the truth is the line between electrical engineering and physics is blurry as fuck at this point

>>8813815

ME and EE