What type of engineer uses computers and calculus/higher math?
March 20th, 2009 | by John |
Just Me asked:
I’d like to be involved in the computer science /engineering major, but I’m not sure of which one I really want to be. I have a passion for using computers and I’m extremely good at math, so what type of engineer uses those both? I’ve always wanted to be a computer science major but I am very afraid of outsourcing.
Sandra
I’d like to be involved in the computer science /engineering major, but I’m not sure of which one I really want to be. I have a passion for using computers and I’m extremely good at math, so what type of engineer uses those both? I’ve always wanted to be a computer science major but I am very afraid of outsourcing.
Sandra
2 Responses to “What type of engineer uses computers and calculus/higher math?”
By chris6087 on Mar 22, 2009 | Reply
Computers for everything.
Computers this day in age you use computers this day in fact you use computers this day in fact you have to take pretty much every math in college as far as far as computers.
By gloria on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
All engineers use math. My school requires all engineering majors to take up to Calc 4, Prob Stat, up to Physics 3, and Economics.
If you don’t want to do computer science, I’d recommend computer engineering or electrical engineering. Software engineering too, but that’s a rare major to find. Basically, computer science is strictly software. Electrical engineering is strictly hardware. Computer engineering is a little of both.