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I was told that M.E is one of the hardest, if not the hardest, engineering fields, so my question is, is E.E any easier than M.E ?
phy_freak said:yes I mean when you are studying at college, ME has more mathematics which can make it harder than EE.. I don't know that's what heard
PatrickEE said:I'm starting to think that every engineer thinks his/her field is the hardest.
The main difference between Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering is the focus of study. Electrical Engineering primarily deals with the generation, transmission, and distribution of electrical power, while Mechanical Engineering focuses on the design, analysis, and manufacturing of mechanical systems.
The coursework for Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering can vary in difficulty depending on the individual's strengths and interests. Generally, Electrical Engineering may involve more theoretical and mathematical concepts, while Mechanical Engineering may involve more hands-on and practical applications.
Both Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering have a high demand in various industries. However, job prospects may depend on the current market and individual skills and experience. It is advisable to research the job market and trends in a specific area to determine which field may have better job prospects.
While the coursework for Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering may be different, there are some overlapping skills and knowledge that can be applied in both fields. Therefore, it is possible for someone with an Electrical Engineering degree to work in the Mechanical Engineering field and vice versa. However, additional training and experience may be required to work in a different field.
The salary for both Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering can vary depending on the job role, location, and experience. Generally, both fields have competitive salaries, and it is advisable to research the specific industry and job market to determine which field may have a higher salary in a particular area.