Electrical Engineering + Computer Engineering

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A dual major in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering is feasible, but the approach may vary based on the specific curriculum of the school. The two fields are closely related, and in some institutions, the coursework for both degrees overlaps significantly. It's essential to check the school's program structure, as some offer a primary Electrical Engineering major with a focus area in Computer Engineering. Starting with one major may depend on personal interest and the specific requirements of the chosen institution.
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I want to do a dual major in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering... In which one should i start first?
 
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I doubt that you'll even be able to do this because the two fields are closely intertwined. Depending on the curriculum, one could theoretically get either of these degrees with the same courses taken.
 
Yea, it depends on your school. At my school, there's an electrical engineering major, and then you can choose different focus areas, one of them being computer engineering.
 

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