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16-05-2004, 14:25
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Re: Dual majors?
when I was in college (in the last millenia) I wanted to get a BS in electrical engineering and computer science - I took all the required classes for both degrees for the first two years, but when I was a junior I had to be accepted into one of the degree programs, and found out I could not get both unless I stayed for an extra year.
So I only have a BSEE, but I still took as many computer science electives as I could. This was a huge + for my career, understanding both digital hardware and SW, and being able to design both. 
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