So You Want to Be a COMPUTER ENGINEER | Inside Computer Engineering [Ep. 4]

#SoYouWantToBe #computerengineering #embeddedsystems

🤔 So you want to be a Computer Engineer...
With professions like embedded systems, digital signal processing, computer hardware engineer, we don't blame you!
Besides Computer Engineering jobs, we also touch on CompE curriculum like embedded systems design, digital electronics, digital signal processing, computer organization, computer architecture, data structures and algorithms, and more!

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TIME STAMPS:
0:00 Introduction
1:58 Curriculum
7:36 Comp Hardware Engineer
8:22 Digital Signal Processing
8:56 Network Engineering
9:25 Embedded Systems
10:11 "CompE Cage"

Shout outs:
Huge shoutout to the Engineering Insiders team who helped make this video. Another huge shoutout to medschool insiders channel and Doctor Kevin Jubbal who inspired this channel and its structure. Check them out if you haven't yet!

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Disclaimer:
Content of this video is the collective opinion of Engineering Insiders and does not constitute professional engineering or counseling advice. The content and associated links provide general information for general educational purposes only.

[EngineeringInsiders]

Is Computer Engineering > Electrical and Software? 🤔💭

[matthewgarcia]

I currently study computer engineering. And I got to say I love the courses so far! Currently taking electronics, and microcontroller programming with the labs. Really cool stuff.

[chrisaugustin]

this is what I’m studying in college. Computer engineering seems to have basically limitless applications. so many interesting things

[ridwan]

I think it is good kind of engineering because here you can learn computer in both hardware, software, and network all together. Not just building app or website

[MrDangerousBOB]

I love being an embedded software engineer. This video does a great job explaining it

[navincadogan]

A computer is an electronic device that is used to solve problems

[tidebleach]

I’m currently studying Computer Engineering and I’m fine with the electrical aspect of it. It actually grew on me, but the programming and coding part really hurts me. I do not understand anything since I do not have any prior background about it and our professors and basically the curriculum assumes that we know more of it. I still want to give this course a chance before I consider shifting to Electrical or Electronics Engineering. Any tips or guides that can be useful for me to survive this is much appreciated.

[zDoubleE]

If I could do it all over again, I’d double major in EE and CompE. There’s so much overlap that they take the same fundamentals (including embedded C) and take the same FE exam. In my school, the difference between the two were about 5 classes. Definitely be worth the extra semester/year to get them both.

[marialorca]

I’m still researching what to study and I can’t decide 😕 your videos are helping me a lot!!!!

[imnemo]

Very nice video, Thanks. I also have a topic suggestion: Computer vs Mechatronics Engineering.

[francescopilla]

I start my career in computer engineering 6 years ago i was begginer, 2 years later i decide to become it network technician ones i got the basic concept.

But looking forward what i learn over the years helps a lot

[MadeinChina-xkge]

Im still 13y old but I’m thinking about my future and this was my dream job and this makes me understand the meanings of computer engineering ❤️ ty this really helped

[noelninoolvis]

I am currently a 2nd year Computer Engineering student. In our school's curriculum it offers three-stages of track course—which are offered in 3rd year 1st semester, 2nd semester, and 4th year first semester—and students have two options to choose from which are software development and embedded systems. Here's my plan: Choose software development in all semesters and become a web-developer—specifically front-end—after I graduate. Now here's my concern, is it possible for a computer engineering graduate to compete in the field of web-development? Also, am I just wasting my time taking Computer Engineering—if my goal is to be a web-developer? Anyways, thank you for this amazing video and I hope to hear from you.

[ayushchamoli]

Mind blowing 🤯 had no clue I was surrounded by so many “computers”

[Isaacm]

I'm only 16 but I love hardware and would love to go to college and do this. Thanks for the video

[codeman-dev]

Hello! Software guy here! I tinker with electronics a good bit.

3:29 Do I have the symbolism correct here? L = load; R = resistance; C = capacitance; V(t) = voltage by time

[User-ummp]

Im 17 years old im really good at math but i don’t even know how to use a computer is it possible for me to study computer engineering next year in college ? Do they teach us everything from scratch? if anyone knows the answer then please enlighten me

[Chan-kpyb]

I am struggling to choose between Computer Engineering and Electronic and Infocommunication Engineering. Could you give me some advices for me? Thank you for sharing interesting videos.

[thatSmartKid]

I will be studying this course next year. I want to be a Embedded Systems engineer. The skill to design and build computers is just so fascinating. I just have one tiny question though, I want to design and build a computer from scratch, like a laptop level computer from scratch. Is that possible with the stuff I will learn in the course.

[abubakarrjalloh-hn]

Engineer Jalloh says. I love IT Engineering.