Civ engineering vs Mech Engineering vs Electrical Engineering vs Software Engineering (1 Viewer)

[Calba789]

1. Difficulty
2. Job opportunity
3. Pay
4. Future

Which one is the best and which one is the worst?

 

[kaz1]

Re: Civ engineering vs Mech Engineering vs Electrical Engineering vs Software Enginee

1. Civil is the easiest
2. Best Job opportunity for Civil
3. Pay is alright for Civil
4. Always gonna need roads and buildings brah

in conclusion civil engineering is the best engineering

 

[Azamakumar]

Re: Civ engineering vs Mech Engineering vs Electrical Engineering vs Software Enginee

who gives a shit you'll be an engineer
do a flexible first year degree and see which you like the most

 

[Wentworth]

Re: Civ engineering vs Mech Engineering vs Electrical Engineering vs Software Enginee

do computer engineering bro, it's the most awesome of the engineering courses (except maybe biomedical and aerospace if you really like that stuff). Electrical engineering is super hard though, and boring

 

[BadMeetsEvil]

Re: Civ engineering vs Mech Engineering vs Electrical Engineering vs Software Enginee

do computer engineering bro, it's the most awesome of the engineering courses (except maybe biomedical and aerospace if you really like that stuff). Electrical engineering is super hard though, and boring

I thought biomedical was shot cause the job prospect is small... and op consider chemical engineering. they have good prospects for the future, always on demand and can have high salaries... top 3 i think, when you work as a new graduate. but I guess it is considerably harder.

 

[boris]

Re: Civ engineering vs Mech Engineering vs Electrical Engineering vs Software Enginee

why do people always ask this
they are almost totally unrelated only the underlying knowledge in basic maths and physics is the same and the thought processes that are taught but im sure those courses are common anyway

 

[boris]

Re: Civ engineering vs Mech Engineering vs Electrical Engineering vs Software Enginee

if you like dirt/dump trucks/roads/heavy machinery etc then be a civil engineer
if you like motors/mechanical shit/welding idk then be a mechanical engineer
if you like electrical shit/computers/circuits be an electrical engineer