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So what classes that will help with computer architecture hardware classes such s CPU architecture will be beneficial in high school, and later in collage.

I am interested in hardware mainly as that is my field of expertise. I was looking online on several web sites and building computers and engineering tech came across.

 

Main Quetions: What careers and degrees are best to take in High School and Collage to get into computer hardware careers.

 

I know most poeple hire by exp but what will help me learn even more in schools such as high and collage. Is it worth to go to Berkeley Uni and get better papers that say I am quilfied in A+ certificate etc to get a job as a enginer like my uncle or building computers like Carey and Mike. Plus my Bro is a music producer and more of a programer and networking software. Kinda goes in the family.

 

Any way, Thank You in Adv and pray for a better future for all!

 

 

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collage.

*College. Sorry but i had to.

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If you want to be an engineer, then Electronic Engineering is probably what you would be most interested in (not to be confused with Electrical Engineering).  Computer Science deals with programming, code, mathematical algorithms, logic, and that kind of thing.  Computer Engineering is like a hybrid between Computer Science and Electronic Engineering.  Electronic Engineering would be what deals with integrated circuits, hardware design types of things.

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*College. Sorry but i had to.

There's also "Quetions", "web sites", "quilfied", "enginer", and "programer".

If you plan to nazi all over the post, I suggest you try harder :p

jk lol

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There's also "Quetions", "web sites", "quilfied", "enginer", and "programer".

If you plan to nazi all over the post, I suggest you try harder :P

jk lol

dammit you got me. Just noticed college cause it's in bold :D

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I would go with what @Glenwing said and I know someone who could give you some advice as him and his wife work in computer engineering. You didn't hear from me, but his wife is in a 10nm project at intel. This is pretty much what I want to do as I'm very similar to you in the way of interests and in high school. I would say go for engineering over computer building or anything similar though.(usually engineering will pay better anyways.)

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If you want to be an engineer, then Electronic Engineering is probably what you would be most interested in (not to be confused with Electrical Engineering).  Computer Science deals with programming, code, mathematical algorithms, logic, and that kind of thing.  Computer Engineering is like a hybrid between Computer Science and Electronic Engineering.  Electronic Engineering would be what deals with integrated circuits, hardware design types of things.

Then Electronic and compuetr engineer it is.

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