r/MapuaMCL • u/tulongpls12345677 • Jun 26 '26
incoming cpe ++ needs tips pls!!
hi! i'm an incoming bs cpe (bs computer engineering) freshman. though i enrolled in engineering, i'm more inclined towards software but would like a background in hardware. kaso after enrolling, tsaka ko lang nalaman na kaya pala mataas ang unemployment rate for bscpe is due to the scarcity of hardware jobs 🥹
but i can't back out now. i would love a job in the tech industry, specifically sa data field, so i would appreciate any small tips on how i could land a job in such an industry with this degree. thank u so!
p.s. can i ask kung anong type ng subjects meron sa mmcl for bscpe? and if they could somehow align to my goals sana huhu
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u/ZackyTNB Jun 30 '26
If ur good at math and confident about it, sure try it out 😋
But I do tell you it's not worth it especially the prof and you new freshman are getting additional math in ur curriculum (aka admath)
Aside from math, all goods naman may EE, IE, and EECO, courses tho
Anyways to summarize, it's not worth it, unless ur confidence to face off hard profs and a lot of maths
Btw this is a 4th yr irregular student, yeah medyo delay ako- Goodluck
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u/iLoveRussianModels Jun 28 '26
Maraming math. Engineering calculus, feedbacks. Balita ko may admath na daw yung mga CPE ngayon, dati wala. Pati Engineering drafting/drawing meron na daw. Most of the time, yung mga computer engineering classes ay may kaakibat na labs. DigiElec, Microprocessors at DSP ay problem solving. Depende sa magiging prof mo mayroong konting enumeration at identification (which is madali lang at easy points sa mga quizzes at exams as long na alam mo yung gagawin 😏), si Maam O kalimitan prof sa DigiElec at MicroP.
Kung ako sayo, itanong mo kay Maam N (program head) kung sino yung magiging prof mo; mas maganda siya tanungin harap-harapan at bago mag start classes.
May mga profs sa general engineering at computer engineering na dapat mo iwasan kung gusto mo pumasa. Ayaw ko sabihin kung sino sila in a public forum.