What Careers Are Available with a Bachelor's in Computer Engineering?

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A bachelor's degree in computer engineering is highly regarded in the job market, offering strong job placement rates and competitive salaries. However, the impact of outsourcing varies by field; programming roles are significantly affected by outsourcing, while areas like computer network security and IT remain more stable. While a college degree can enhance opportunities, it's noted that many IT positions do not require one, suggesting that computer engineers can successfully transition into various computer-related careers without being confined to traditional engineering roles.
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A bachelor's degree in computer engineering?
i just wonder .. is it easy to survive in America with that degree...?
 
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how much of an issue is outsourcing for computer-related careers?
 
RasslinGod said:
how much of an issue is outsourcing for computer-related careers?

Quite a bit, depending on what computer-related field. Programming is quite outsourced. I've had interviews with a bunch of software companies that outsource their work.

Computer network security is a good field to go into. IT is another. But you don't really need a college degree to get into the IT field. DON'T limit yourself to an engineering job. A computer engineer will do fine in most computer-related fields.
 

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