1, the computer science major of Stanford University belongs to the top 3 in the United States, and it is in the leading position in many fields such as computer theory, hardware, software, database, artificial intelligence and so on. For undergraduates, the school does not require that they must be a CS major to apply, but requires students to have very strong quantitative analysis ability.

2, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT's CS major is famous for interdisciplinary research, so applicants are required not only to have some achievements and research in computer science, but also to quickly learn and apply knowledge and achievements in other fields, and to carry out innovative research in combination with CS major. The EECS of MIT directly entered the PhD when enrolling students, so the difficulty of application lies in the PhD. According to the profound attainments of this school in this field, it is really difficult to apply. Applicants must have very deep research potential and skills to have a glimmer of hope.

3. The University of California, Berkeley, has a strong influence in EECS academic circles. Although applicants are not required to have a background in science and engineering, it is recommended that students take the following courses in advance: calculus, linear algebra and differential equations, discrete mathematics and probability theory, computer program structure and interpretation, data structure, mechanical structure, digital system composition design technology, operating system and system programming, programming language and compiler design, etc.