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SuperMiguel
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At my Uni i can get a double major in CS and CE with take few extra clases.
Basically its a bit harder/longer to get the major in CE.
CE:http://www.cse.usf.edu/files/35141300131860cpeFlowchart2009.pdf
CS: http://www.cse.usf.edu/files/86021253722868csFlowchart2009.pdf
I have to take Diff Equations(taken already) Electrical Sys I, Electronics Materials as requirement for CE
And as far as CS i need 24h Electives, Compared to 22h in CE (counting extra clases in CE that are not in CS)
Also i have to take System Design and CMOS VLSI Design (but this clases can be elective in the CS program, so they are not really extra clases)
So if I am not mistaken i will have to take two extra classes, Electrical Sys I, and Electronics Materials to get both majors CS and CE.
I Talked to my advisor and she told me that i won't get both degrees that i would have to pick one, (hence another question... if i go for both Which one do i pick?) but my transcripts will show that i have both majors...
So been said all this is it worth it to get both degrees? or should i just pick one over the other one?
Basically its a bit harder/longer to get the major in CE.
CE:http://www.cse.usf.edu/files/35141300131860cpeFlowchart2009.pdf
CS: http://www.cse.usf.edu/files/86021253722868csFlowchart2009.pdf
I have to take Diff Equations(taken already) Electrical Sys I, Electronics Materials as requirement for CE
And as far as CS i need 24h Electives, Compared to 22h in CE (counting extra clases in CE that are not in CS)
Also i have to take System Design and CMOS VLSI Design (but this clases can be elective in the CS program, so they are not really extra clases)
So if I am not mistaken i will have to take two extra classes, Electrical Sys I, and Electronics Materials to get both majors CS and CE.
I Talked to my advisor and she told me that i won't get both degrees that i would have to pick one, (hence another question... if i go for both Which one do i pick?) but my transcripts will show that i have both majors...
So been said all this is it worth it to get both degrees? or should i just pick one over the other one?