I have been looking at some Engineering courses, and I think that EE is a good fit for me. I did consider cs and ce, but am put off by all the programming. In general, which Eng degree is the hardest? And which is the better discipline to be in?
Yeah, I guess that it was bit of a stretch to say that anyone in Engineering could progress into mathematics. So in regard to salaries of Engineers, what can they make? One of the better paid careers?
Imp, I'm seriously interested in what you say. How can someone hate math and not be good at it and be an Engineer? I thought you had to be very good at math to even get on an Engineering degree?
Is it a choice between doing something that has a practical application and is tangible, because most Engineers could probably have a good career in mathematics. Anyone agree?
I'm interested to know if anyone here has been/is a student at MIT and could tell me how hard it is to get in?
More generally, I am wanting to get a general idea of why any of you who do Engineering do it?. Also, what sort of salaries can an Engineer expect to get? I could check salary.com...
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