EEE or civil ?
Hello, i'd like to have your advice on which engineering undergrad should I choose. I'm interested in transportations, and environment/ ressources, which are parts of the civil degree, but the construction aspect isn't something I'm passionate about, although i may like it. I'd also like to learn how to code/work on smart object which is related to EEE. What do you think I should go for? At the moment, civil seems more appealing to me as EEE seems too "stuck" in studying electric circuits during most of the course.
Civil you probably would not see much really in regards to environment and transport early in the course based on my the experience. There is a lot of design involved especially with structures.
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