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Computer Engineering, Electronic Engineering ect.

What's the main difference. The most I can think of is that Electronic Engineers are more technology based with designing PCB's, phones ect and need minimal coding experience.

Though Computer Engineer's work with like Software Development and has a bit higher education from what I have heard and, well get paid a lot more.

I'll have an associate's in Electronic Engineering when I graduate HS and an Associate of Science because I don't quite know what I want to do but the Associate of Science can be transferred to other schools ( basically take out all the BS classes like Anatomy, History, some random ass gym class ect ) though the Electronic Engineer one isn't.

Either way, if I don't go into Ophthalmology because I am leaning towards the Engineering field, I'd get a Master's in either of them ( Maybe even double major? Just thought of that while typing this ). What differences would I see in Job Opportunities, college's and what college's are good for either or ( preferably in the state of Ohio ). How hard would it be to double major in 2 fields, that are very similarly with from what I can gather, minor differences that make a decent change.

( Also I am only 15 so that's why I am going for 2 degree's that are quite different in High School asI don't quite know what I want to do yet ). Money isn't the thing for me also, Whether I go into the Medical Field or Engineering Field, both make more money than I would be happy with.

 

 

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