Software vs Hardware ( Engineering)

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Title	:	Software vs Hardware ( Engineering)
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omg this is my reasoning behind choosing Electronics engineering instead of CS
Comment from : Hassan Sazid

i prefer hardware engineering the most software and electrical I tend to struggle or maybe I should say I like working with computer components the most
Comment from : Jason olafami

Originally a software guy but when im become older my jobs and interest are more to hardware
Comment from : cipanmandul

no software no hardware and no hardware no software
Comment from : GameDev unity 3d (Livio Panizzi)

You can make some good money in hardware if you know what your doing start your own projects
Comment from : Ricky

I'm just a new at IT field and now I'm studying both of them but when the time that make a decision to choose is arrived, I don't know what should I do The only thing thing I know is I don't wanna spend my times on the table by coding and I wanna be more fun I don't care about money So what should I do, Sir
Comment from : phone myat

hardware cause im doig everythig agai just code is too 1 sided
Comment from : moyin 9

2:45 sure? CS can have remote work Hardware engineers cant so CS win
Comment from : Prohibited

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Comment from : Lightonia Azyel

Me personally I like to work with my hands I love technology and building
Comment from : K J

Shit Is there a profession for both? If so I would bet all my money on it to go for it
Comment from : Close Cartoon

What about firmware? What about microcoding? What about limpware? What about Gatesware (thousands of bugs held together by a few lines of code)?brDo you use Petri Nets to design both hardware and software?
Comment from : Robert Pearson

Nasz Polski Iron Man powodzenia w anglosaskim świecie, może kiedyś zatrudnią Cię w Tesli, Apple, SpaceX lub gdzie tam chcesz budować swoje projekty
Comment from : Kamil Kachnic

I've also seen the reason that HE aren't anywhere as in demand as SE is that there are machines which manufacture and design circuits, microchips etc
Comment from : McFlash

Hardware engineers have harder lives than software engineers, software engineers have softer lives than hardware engineers It's all in the name
Comment from : McFlash

Software engineering is the perfect job for introverts
Comment from : McFlash

Launching a software product: beep beep boopbrLaunching a hardware product: beep beep bpanic attack/b boop
Comment from : Abdifatah Aden

Thank you for your help
Comment from : esther Hozy

Being in front of your screen all day everyday would seem to be the most boring depressing life ever and so much eye pain and headaches
Comment from : Luis Carmona

Hardware
Comment from : StudioCODEX7

damn, im already stressing in high school
Comment from : qink

if you can throw it at someone its hardwarebrbredit: spelling correction
Comment from : Aaron

I love both equally, i would be too bored to only code so i chose computer engineering which in my opinion is the best major since it has both comp science and electrical engineering concepts
Comment from : SwagerMaster

anyone who can help me my laptop screen just turned pink what might be the issue?
Comment from : Timothy Chumo

Software makes more money but without the Hardware Engineering they have no job beucase they won’t have the components to make the computer they work on ; the only reason why salary is so low is because they are outsourcing them but now their is a demand for them so they are going to be needed in places like the USA that just made the chip act because they fell behind on that industry and is planning on growing its industry Hardware is essential for everything electronic related
Comment from : King Cuy

hardware is making the computers, software is using the computers!
Comment from : Magnus Wootton

It was way too hard of a choice for me So now I spend most of my time studying both
Comment from : Illusive Elusive Agent

i'm more of a hardware person too
Comment from : Vuong

i love computer science and money
Comment from : V L

My brother wants to be a software engineer but me I have a different goal to be an interior painter 👩‍🎨 and that’s how I choose to use my math skills
Comment from : Abstract Tom

Obviously you don't know sh*t about HW
Comment from : fake lipidо

Good vid, I’m deciding between comp sci and comp eng but if I could choose I’d prefer a job that does both programming and being in the lab At the same time tho I want to go as deep as u would in comp sci in terms of software What do u recommend?
Comment from : Anon

I'm a STEM student and i prefer handy things too cuz i believe I'm good at it I'm happy if something I'm trying to fix physically ends up well I know it'll be a hustle but you're right it's actually more fun would u recommend me the Hardware one? cuz i think it's what I'm going to take
Comment from : LexLynus

Hardware keep your body harden somewhere from time to time
Comment from : david lynch

Hardware, admittedly bias and I am also retired since 2019 Find its a mixed bag and luck and who you know can play a lot into it from own experience, one's own mileage may vary Personally prefer hands on Cheers!
Comment from : Tyson Coffman

Genius! Thank you so so soooo much
Comment from : LaRenegade

Software is intellectually rich, problem solving oriented where prerequisite is only syntax BUT Hardware requires procedures and more theory to be used repeatedly brWhat's your viewsbrI have to choose bw ece and cse in next 4-5 days great if you make more videos on this topic and how to maximize our scope even if I choose ece
Comment from : SIMAR JEEt

go ECS so u don't have to pick yet >>>
Comment from : marnie

In conclusion from this explanation, taking EE is a bad decision compared to CS/SE If software makes you millionaire than go for it and do fun afterwardsWhat's your opinion?
Comment from : matrix

SOFTWARE LAD
Comment from : fleggm

I'm doing EE but I want to go into software
Comment from : Joe Stables

Embedded / IoT be paying kinda well yknow To give yourself an edge try to take some form of hardware security / cryptography module if available If I move from a Bachelor to a masters EEE at my uni 4th year offers information theory and cryptography I’ll definitely consider taking it
Comment from : Brandon Craddock