<p>Things like the iPhone or the Xbox</p>
<p>I bet it’s civil engineering.</p>
<p>Nope, definitely BioE</p>
<p>Are you guys sure? I though it was chemical engineering. -_-</p>
<p>I think they’re messing with you, haha. I don’t really know but it could be electrical engineering.</p>
<p>Computer hardware, electronic, and/or electrical. Really depends on specialty.</p>
<p>Computer and electrical engineering.</p>
<p>Medieval History, maybe with a minor in French Poetry. Without that it’s really hard to get into the major electronics firms.</p>
<p>From what I know from my dad, whose been an engineer most his life, so long as you understand electronics and engineering, it really doesn’t matter whether you take electrical engineering, computer engineering, etc. because you end up learning a large portion of the stuff you need on the job anyways. So long as oyu cna engineer, and you udnerstand what you’re doing, you can switch across the disciplines fairly easily. (My dad’s an aerospace engineer who studied mechanical engineering in college). But if you know that’s what you wanna do, ask an engineering department at a college you’re interested in.</p>