<p>Dissenting opinions are certainly welcome. But I think it is more helpful to state why that is the way it is in your experience rather than simply making a statement.</p>
<p>As for my own personal experience, I have taken numerous CS classes both in undergrad and in grad school, as my focus is primary computer architecture. I’ve found my CS classes to be challenging but not as difficult as some of my E E classes. I have also had roommates who were CS majors, and found that they did not spend as much time studying as I did. Lastly, the prevalent view around the engineering school is that EE is more difficult, at least in the schools that I have attended. </p>
<p>However, I would like to say that depending the electives one chooses to take, the difficulty of either could rise or fall, so there is a large degree of variability there. One who chooses more difficult CS electives can certainly have a harder time than one who chooses easier EE classes</p>