Hello, EE is divided into three directions: (1) circuit and embedded system, (2) physics and wave electronics, and (3) signal and system. The direction of the circuit is the ace of EE, and Lazavi, the analog electricity of UCLA, is the main beam, and its ability is quite good. Of course, the course is also very compact and the pressure will be even greater. It should be better than EE in other directions and worse than CS.

Teacher Zhang Qiang, who is studying abroad for 360 years, said that the default of EE MS project is to attend classes only without doing research. At this time, the requirement is to graduate from 9 courses, including 5 courses in this direction. At most one undergraduate course counts as graduation credits. There is no restriction on the choice of postgraduate courses, so CS postgraduate courses can be chosen at will. Choosing an undergraduate course requires the teacher to give an invitation code, which is called PTE. Usually you can find a teacher in the first class. The pressure and grades given by different classes are quite different, so it is recommended to ask clearly before choosing. There is a lot of recruitment information on the school's career system, which can also help you change your resume. There is a job fair every semester, and several well-known big companies will come. Generally speaking, in terms of employment, resources are still very rich.