difference between an EEE degree and just an electronics engineering degree
I recently decided that I really liked electronic engineering but there are some course which are the mixture of both so should I choose the degree which is both electrical and electronic engineering or solely electronic engineering degree as I don't want to leave uni and have less opportunities for not choosing the right degreec
EEE is electrical and electronic engineering and Electronics engineering is just the one half.
An electronics only course will tend to focus more on programming (microcontrollers, C++, python, etc.) and circuit board design/analysis. An electrical course will offer more breadth in areas such as power networks, radio communications (how they work, antenna design, etc) and so on.
An electronics only course will tend to focus more on programming (microcontrollers, C++, python, etc.) and circuit board design/analysis. An electrical course will offer more breadth in areas such as power networks, radio communications (how they work, antenna design, etc) and so on.
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