> As an EE at Kansas State University, the first two years of CE and EE are
> the same, course for course.  However, after that the CE's take
> several (3 I
> think) more programming classes while the EEs take things like
> power systems
> and energy conversion.
>
> For the sounds of it, I said you sound more like someone that would be an
> EE.  But as previously posted, the institution providing both is your best
> bet in case your choice changes over time.  I have heard of many
> CEs moving
> over to EE, but very few EEs over to CE.  I think it's more of
> just how much
> you love to code.
>
> Just a bit of further advice on persuing a EE or CE degree.  Check out a
> minor in Physics as well.  Many job postings for Engineers will include
> physics majors as well, so why not make yourself more appealing
> by adding a
> few classes in Physics to get the minor?

        In the few engineering programs I've seen this is almost impossible. Why?
Because the first 3 years are set in stone, with full course load. The
fourth year isn't set in stone, however it is still full course load. I
couldn't imagine taking another course on top of the ones you already have
to take. Unless you're talking about taking these courses AFTER you've done
your engineering? TTYL

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