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Rudra Patel
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I want a help !

I want to know that which is the best country in the world that is best for becoming a computer hardware engineer or computer software engineer.

I will appreciate if you guys can help me.

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US or Taiwan

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The country is irrelevant, though I would say definitely not US, maybe with the exception of some universities like MIT with specialized courses... but you'd pay over $100k in fees for 4-5 years of school.

It also depends what you actually want to do ... being able to build computers, or repair computers is one thing ... that only requires some electronics knowledge, and you can learn about soldering, debugging techniques.... being able to design computer chips (as in how the chip's transistors and other components are laid out and routed) is totally different thing, even being able to work in a fab requires totally different knowledge.

While you could learn a lot in US, I suspect you'd have to be quite lucky to land a job at a US foundry, as most big chip foundries are outside US, in Asia.  Yeah, there's Intel, there's companies like Microchip and Analog and TI and National Semiconductor and smaller players that still keep fabs in US, but it's not comparable to outside US.

 

Computer software engineer is totally different thing ... that can be programming related (lots of good universities in lots of countries teach programming quite well, and you can also learn on your own), it can be something like a mix between programmer and network administrator/maintainance (i know i spell it wrong, stupid browser doesn't auto-correct)...

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