Computer Engineering colleges in Silicon Valley

TooRichForAid
Thu, 14 Jun 2007 20:23:25 +0000

Kyle,

TooRichForAid:

“There is no such college that teaches computers, you mean CS”

I don’t quite understand you. Clarify?



computers is not a major.



and I doubt that it’s a feeder school for top employers in computers (though I could be wrong).

Is CISCO consider top? HP? and a lot of other companies( Not Google and Sun). I know I worked with a lot of them. But I think you diverge, the OP did not ask for tops, OP listed UCBerkeley and Stanford already and those two are tops.



I don’t know what San Luis Obispo you’re talking about, but the one I’m referring to is in southern California (my town is actually a little farther north and is considered to be in so Cal). According to mapquest, San Jose to SLO is a three-hour drive (almost 200 miles); from San Francisco, almost four hours.

The one in Southern California is Cal Poly Pomona, the one near SJ is Cal Poly SLO

I wouldn’t say “most” kids from the Bay Area go to CPSLO; maybe some, but not most, and it’s certainly not closer than Santa Clara, etc. My area is a definite feeder area; tons go to the school, and I’m willing to bet that the majority of the students are from southern California.

I think you still thinking of Cal Poly Pomona in the above statement.