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Originally Posted by j0b0sapi3n well, since my double engineering major question has already been answered in this thread,
1) how hard is it to major in both engineering and business?
2) i was accepted for computer science and engineering, what's the diff btwn that and regular computer science?
3) is there a program similar to cal's EECS? i want both hardware and software
4) is it hard to change from CS&E to EE? i sorta just alternated btwn CS and EE for all the UC's, not sure which one i'd rather do yet (wanted to do both but i guess they don't allow it) |
1. UCLA doesn't offer an undergraduate business major... As I already mentioned, though, Economics/Business Economics is possible, though improbable.
2. Computer Science and Engineering has additional Electrical Engineering/Computer Engineering requirements (e.g. EE 10: Circuit Analysis I) and fewer Computer Science requirements (e.g. CS 161: Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence) than straight Computer Science. Also, CS majors have to choose a "technical support group" consisting of a field of specialization in a separate department at UCLA, whereas CSE majors aren't required.
3. The closest engineering undergraduate program UCLA offers to EECS is EECE (Electrical Engineering - Computer Engineering option).
4. It is very hard to change from CS&E to EE or vice versa... Last time I checked, the Office of Academic and Student Affairs doesn't give special preference to major-transfer applicants who are already engineering majors.