Programs Google glass. What should I major in?

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To work on projects similar to Google Glass, pursuing a degree in computer engineering or computer science is highly recommended. Electrical engineering (EE) combined with extensive coursework in computer science is also a strong pathway. The discussion highlights that an interdisciplinary approach, particularly through programs like electrical and computer engineering (ECE), can provide the necessary skills for such innovative technology projects.
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I like Google glass. What type of engineering major is most appropriate to get to work on similar type of projects?

My guess is computer engineering/science, what do you think?
 
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You want to to work at google? I guess a cs/electrical engineering major
 
Hierophant said:
I like Google glass. What type of engineering major is most appropriate to get to work on similar type of projects?

My guess is computer engineering/science, what do you think?

EE plus lots of CS classes. When I got my undergrad degree at UC Davis, it was called the ECE degree. Not sure what it's called now there or at your university.
 

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