Engineering Electrical engineering lifestyle?

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Start date Dec 3, 2011
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Electrical engineers generally report a comfortable lifestyle, enjoying both job satisfaction and competitive salaries. Many find their work engaging and fulfilling, contributing to their overall quality of life. Discussions also touch on personal living situations, with engineers describing their homes, which vary in size and style, reflecting their income levels. Additionally, there is a query about the academic paths of double-majoring versus minoring in computer science, highlighting the differences in course load and depth of study, with double-majoring requiring more extensive commitment and coursework compared to a minor.

Dec 3, 2011

kElect

Electrical Engineers,

Do you guys live a comfortable lifestyle? Do you like your job? How much do you get paid? Just for fun, can you guys describe the house you live in(not your parents house).

edit: can you also tell me what's the difference between double-majoring and minoring in CS?

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Dec 3, 2011

kElect

oh ****. this is part of science section. sorry i thought it was just career in general.

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