You have ignored for too long sci, now answer my bloody question.

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Electronic engineering dammit

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Help me you fags

>>9017534
Tsugumi is cute. CUTE!

>>9017187
Petrochemical Engineer (Few Jobs, 0 Job Growth)

followed by

Petroleum Engineer (Few Jobs, 0 Job Growth)

Optic Engineer / Engineering Physics (Requires PhD)

Computer Hardware Engineer (Until a new Tech bubble)

Nuclear Engineer (Few Jobs, 0 Job Growth)

Electronic Engineer (Until a new Tech bubble)

Chemical Engineer (0 Job Growth)

Software Engineer (Until a new Tech bubble)

Electrical Engineer (0 Job Growth)

Aerospace Engineer

Naval & Oceanic Engineer

Mining Engineer

Material Engineer

Biomedical Engineer (Few Jobs)

Mechanical Engineer

Metallurgical Engineer

Industrial Engineer

Structural Civil Engineer

Geotech Civil Engineer

Hydraulic Civil Engineer

Transportation Civil Engineer

Architecture

Environmental Engineer

Sales Engineer

Web Designer & App Developer <---- CS average goes here thanks to College Dropouts, Pajeets & Chinks

>>9017606
Add a (Few Jobs) beside Aerospace as well, buddy.

>>9017606
>Nuclear Engineer (Few Jobs, 0 Job Growth)
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Hey I was just wondering what do you mean until a new tech bubble and which engineering field would be best for finding a job which is stable?
Currently im thinking of electrical,computer,software or mechanical and I can't seem to decide which one

>>9017954
>going into (and choosing a subfield) engineering for a job

You're gonna dropout / get kick out very soon if you plan to attend a good uni.

>>9017967
nice meme asshole

>anime
CS

>>9018058
Computer sience?
I dont want a math major