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Originally Posted by Frequitude
I completely agree with this recommendation. Those are the fundamental disciplines. The rest are pretty much specialized applications of one of the 4 for the most part. You'll find in your career that they'll give you the most flexibility to either practice engineering or go the management route.
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Yeah, most job postings out there that I've seen in my field say something like "Candidate must possess a degree in Electrical, Electronics or Software Engineering" or they say "Electrical Engineering" alone. I've never come across a posting requiring only the more specialized Software or Electronics Engineering.
My point is, as an Electrical Engineer, I can do the same stuff a Software, Computer or Electronics Engineer can do, but a Software Engineer won't be able to do all the stuff I can.