To drop out of college or no?

[eoso]

Electronic Engineering will keep you interested!

 

You'll talk about everyday electronic hardware like microprocessors, graphics chips, boards and the like

 

To OP: This is incorrect. EE will you reeling with hardcore calculus.

[renz62]

To OP: This is incorrect. EE will you reeling with hardcore calculus.

that's part of engineering.. if you don't want hardcore calculus, shift to a non-engineering course

[eoso]

that's part of engineering.. if you don't want hardcore calculus, shift to a non-engineering course

 

That much is obvious.

 

What I meant was that EE is notorious for having especially difficult applications of calculus, considering that you have to sometimes work with incredibly small scales. At those small scales, previously trivial values or principles become important. 

 

Of course, this all depends on the OP's preference and previous class selection.

[renz62]

That much is obvious.

 

What I meant was that EE is notorious for having especially difficult applications of calculus, considering that you have to sometimes work with incredibly small scales. At those small scales, previously trivial values or principles become important. 

 

Of course, this all depends on the OP's preference and previous class selection.

yea., still depends on the OP's preference though