What Is ELECTRONICS Engineering? | Breakdown | Computer Engineering VS Electronics Engineering

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I am going to start my first year in electronic engineering in two weeks. Wish me luck!

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Amazing video!, I’m currently doing Electronic Engineering and I’m loving it ❤️

[@TheSn12]

That's great to hear! Good Luck!

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If I get a Science Engineer (BSc) in Electronic Engineering, can I do some Space Technology Electronic Engineering?

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Make a video on how can we grow in our carrier in Computer Engineering Which subjects,internships and jobs are more rewarding in this feild.

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[@miladini1]

Nice presentation. It is possible to switch from electronics to computer engineering and vice versa. Some of the areas that the two meet are designing FPGAs, ASICs, and VLSIs. In general the border between electrical engineering and computer engineering is blurry. In old school, computer engineering is just a branch or a discipline of electrical engineering. Think of electrical engineering as the root of all disciplines such as electronics, communications, power, signal processing, controls, computer engineering, and a relatively new field called cyber-physical systems. I often tend to go with the old school classifications. I liked your chart that showed the transition from hardware to software. Of course electrical engineering is much wider than that, but does play a role (among other roles) in transitioning from hardware to software -as far as computers are concerned.

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[@vikramdaga4239]

Question for you. Someone I know wanted to do Computer Engineering but that option is no longer available at the University of his choice. They do have Electrical and Electronics Engineering. Do you think this can be taken now and later transition into computer engineering with some ease. The course curriculum mentions that they will teach the basics of computer engineering as well. Thanks!

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Does electronics engineering deal with Arduino and robotics? Or is that only in computer engineering?

[@fred-evahtamarautari6808]

And also I have this computer science online class that am taking so with my degree in electrical and electronics engineering can work as a computer engineering

[@user-lk5ho]

Should I choose electronics or electrical engineering? I have only 2 months left to decide before going to college. And yet I'm still stuck in this situation. It's hard for me to choose since both have overlapping subjects and similarities. In terms of better scope, job opportunities, salary and job satisfaction which among the 2 do you recommend? I would highly appreciate your answer. Thanks in advance.

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in my country electronics pays more however less job opportunities compared to electrical so it depends on where do u wanna work and the pay scale and stuff like this

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My question is, if i want to become an engineer in Telecomunication dealing with networking and the antennas configuration of the baseband etc i can do electrical and electronics engineering?

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When you find out, let me know. I climb towers these days, and I'm studying electronics engineering.

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@@alaricvis09 hi, electronics and electrical engineer is part of Telecomunication

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@@jonathanmukini4253 That's what I figured.

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@@alaricvis09 what if one goes for electrical engineering ,is it possible to work in Telecomunication as an engineer?

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I just come across with your channel,, and Jah! Currently I'm studying electronics and Telecommunication engineering, and c++ is giving me a tough time

[@andrespencer9234]

A person with a computer engineering degree can work as a electronic engineer they do the same fundamental course and then branch off in to there specialization and a EE can easily become a CE by picking programming course and computer architecture because both course you do embedded and microprocessor systems. EE is more general purpose while CE focus on building computer systems. CE would just need to do a power system and a EE pick up software and computer architecture course and trust me you will make lots of money and can apply to any EE or CE even IT

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What is the key for being electronic engineer

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thank you, this is a more helpful video advicing which direction should take. i have a bachelor degree in CS, and it is very helpful.

[@alexmedrano8488]

Hi good day! Im electronics engineering but im also computer technician and right now im electrical supervisor. And i found out electronics is higher to computer and electrical. Tnx

[@TheSn12]

Hi! Well that's interesting....it looks like electronics engineering really depends on the position, type of work is required and employer. Thanks for letting us know!

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May I know which course you finished in college and if you did any masters to get to electrical supervisor? thanks.

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Electronics is a broad field in which computer engineering, mobile engineering, telecommunication engineering are parts of electronics engineering

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Hi sorry if this is a stupid question but is there a engineering that also covers in repairing personal devices like for example IPhones,Consoles?

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what would learning to build microphones and their circuits be under?

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What is relationship between courses and profession life .is degree courses connect with profession life.

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Mam do electrical engineers work with javascript html , css and app development? Is it relevant for an electrical engineer to work with these programming languages or in the field of app development?

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Cool, I got admitted to study Electrical/ Electronics Engineering and I'm to resume in may this year. That's the course but I heard we would later move to our area of specification the 3rd year. When the time comes, I'm thinking of going for electronics and computer science. I'm interested in programming and I've started to learn python already. How do you view my choices?

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If you love programming and how that integrates into hardware. I'd advise you stream into Computer Engineering. Electronics won't work out for you.

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Computer science =software Electronic engineering =hardware

[@LetEmCoook]

Computer Engineering is both

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@@LetEmCoook electronics and communication engineer in both hardware and software

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@@LetEmCoook ECE is also Hardware and also Software

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I start next week's. I'm currently band engineer but I would like to have a degree to back up my skills ,💪🏿

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Can we do PhD in electronics after BSCS ???????

[@fred-evahtamarautari6808]

Hi I am currently studying electrical and electronics engineering in the university am in 100 level, can I work as a computer engineer with my degree when I graduate

[@joelsimon4328]

I came to know that there is not such a engineering called ece (electronics and communication engineering) in abroad. But it's one of the famous degrees in India. Some say ece in India is similar to ee (electronics engineering) in abroad. Is it really true? And will I have any disadvantage if I go for pg in abroad after completing ug in ece in India?

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The physic, math are difficult in this course

[@fir3blackdragon]

What is different of computer science vs computer engineering vs IT?

[@TheSn12]

Good question! The differences between all three are very small but they do matter. In general: Comp. Science = programming, Computer Engineering = hybrid of Electrical Engineering & Comp. Science (I.e. networking, OS configurations/builds, low-level programming, cyber security, IoT, etc.) and IT = working with existing software and hardware (I.e. fixing bugs/leaks in a software, repairing hardware, helping others work/understand an application, etc.)…. Again these differences are very small but I can definitely make a video going into more detail about this. Thanks for the question!

[@Brotherfireball1988]

What would be the best school or recommended school to go to get a career in electronic engineering?

[@TheSn12]

Doesn’t matter. What ultimately matters is if you can demonstrate that you’ve learned the material you’ve been taught and/or can prove that you’ll be able to do the work required for that job position. Most of the time employers look at what your degree is rather than where you got it from.

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[@johnpatrickalvarado6194]

Is it true that electronics engineers can take the jobs of computer engineers whereas the vice versa won’t work. I am currently 4 months away from graduation in a top 50 university in the world but problem is I’m not sure what to declare. It might sound late for declaring but I have been taking both electronics and computer engineering courses so I can dual bachelor along with masters in business administration but I would like to ask about specific differences between the two career wise. I am also on my last two months of a 1 year internship for engineering in Canada. I’m not sure how private message works on KZbin but your answer will be very much appreciated. Thank you.

[@TheSn12]

Hello John, I believe it can work both ways. Computer Engineers can work as electronic engineers although CompE’s would either need to take an internship that involves this kind of work while they’re getting their degree (to gain experience) and have an emphasis in the hardware track. This way, they’ll have close to (if not the same) qualifications as an EE student. That’s great that you can get a dual bachelor in both electronics and computer engineering! Also the masters in business admin really helps too (especially if you want to become an engineering manager, software sales, etc.). To answer the question about the different careers, it ultimately comes down to what you’ll be doing. Electronic engineers will have much more work/projects involving hardware/microcontrollers/circuits (similar to electrical engineers) where as computer engineers would have a mix of projects that involve both hardware and software programming (i.e. such as communicating or programming a microcontroller). In general, electronic engineers would do very little (if any programming) whereas computer engineers would be doing moderate amount of programming (creating short scripts, unit tests on hardware and/or software, code maintenance, etc.). In terms of everything else (pay, demand, competition), both electronics and CompE are about the same. I hoped this helped and answered your question!

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What is difference between Simple Electronics and Electronics Engineering ???

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Me I am taking course of electronic engr. But I'm little bit nervous cuz im not intelligent in math.

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Hello , i just started going to college ( computer engineering ) and i am interested , if you can please answer since you are one of the best content makers of this kind , if i can pursue career like game development with this degree and with the knowledge behind it . Thank you for making this kind of content and please if you can help me with this . :)

[@TheSn12]

I think you can pursue a game development career with a Computer Engineering degree but, as ChannelBreak mentioned, it’d be best if your focus is in software engineering. Game development involves major software programming (computer science would be the ideal option) but since you’re already in computer engineering then I’d suggest focusing on taking more programming courses than the average CompE student, apply for internships that involve programming/software development projects and even do some personal projects in your free time (I.e. develop a simple game in C++, Python, etc.). This will help you gain the experience you need to be considered for a game developer position. And thank you! I hoped you’ve found my videos helpful!

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How hard is it to get a remote job as an electronic engineer?

[@TheSn12]

Good question. Just off of the top of my head, electronic engineering is a subset of electrical engineering so most of the positions in that area will require hands-on type work with the hardware. Although, there could be remote positions as an electronic engineering Manager (but again it’s a long shot). On a scale of 1-10, the difficulty would be about an 8. Not impossible but I doubt that there will be very many remote jobs for electronic engineers. Hope this answered your question.

[@kommo149]

World of engineering what is the difference between computer engineering and computer system engineering.

[@TheSn12]

Not sure. I think the differences though are very very small where computer systems eng. involves working just with a computer and it’s components. Whereas Computer Engineering involves working with software on the computer and other physical parts (such as a motherboard, IoT, etc.). This is just an educated guess though but I can make a video about it though if that would be helpful.

[@kommo149]

Is there really a difference.

[@markharrisllb]

You explained a lot to me thank you.

[@TheSn12]

Thanks I’m glad you found it helpful!

[@bahramihedayat725]

I got in to electronic engineering and the same time information Technology engineering. I am wondering which one is better?

[@TheSn12]

It depends on what you want and prefer. Neither is better than the other but they each have their pros and cons depending on the person. Do you want work with microchips/microcontrollers in a lab? Or would you prefer fixing the hardware or helping others debug/figure out how to work an application? Do you want a higher pay (EE receive more than IT)? Would you be willing to stay in school longer (bachelors for EE but associates for IT)? Are you willing to put up with a rigorous course load (this is how it is for EE)? …again it all depends on what you want/prefer so I’d suggest looking up some info about these two topics, talk to others who are working in these fields or apply for an internship related to these fields. Anything to help you get a first hand experience/understanding of the work involved with them.

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Is it ok to start college with electronics engineering degree?

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The important thing is to simply start.

[@hend__ibrahim]

so, what does a hardware engineer do?

[@TheSn12]

If you scroll back on my channel there’s a “Computer Engineering vs Hardware Engineering” video that addresses this 🙂

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[@TheSn12]

Thank you!

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Does Electronics Engineering have programming? if yes i shift it from Computer engineering.

[@TheSn12]

Yes, but I believe it's very little (just the fundamentals).

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Electronics engineering includes programming related to firmware. Like Assembly, VHDL, Verlog etc. And Also C programming for Embedded firmware

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[@ridwan3709]

Electronics Engineering and Computer engineering are so close related because both are subdiscipline of electrical engineering. It is better to get a good grasp of electronics engineering first before turn into computer engineering. While EE and CE are close, but Computer Science are a bit far from those two since there is no physics in CS

[@perfectsplit5515]

Can someone be a good Electronic Engineer and actually. be bad at using computers?

[@TheSn12]

Yes. Most electronic engineering workers either build or manage the building process of all electronics (not just computers) such as the implementation of a microchip, wiring, communication with the hardware, etc. instead of actually using it. Although, it would be good to know how to use a computer especially in this time since everything is/will be virtual due to COVID. So even if you don’t know how to use a computer I think you’d be okay with landing a job that involves building and testing of hardware parts.

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[@BRich057]

Do you realize that you start off with electronic engineering and then after you describe the above you say it’s computer engineering. And then you go in to define electronic engineering again. Except for now your making a difference between electrical and electronic and computer? I thought it was just 2 things.

[@peaku8129]

Your chart there is wrong. Electrical engineering is NOT in the middle between electronic engineering and computer engineering

[@johithedits6860]

Yes. Electrical engineering is not related to computer as it just deals with Power generation, transmission, renewable energy etc. So Electronics should be in the middle. While Electronics engineering deals purely with the Hardware abd firmware of Computers, Mobile, TV and other embedded electronics. Computer engineering is combination of Electronics and Computer Science but dont have depth in hardware as electronics engg has.

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