Different Horizons

Now that, I have completed 2 of my engineering years, I have learnt a few things about it, the latest one is about “departments of the engineering degree”. My branch is a computer science, and I noticed that one cannot sit over the computer for a little longer than usual, but one can surely spend some more time with an automobile engine, so the thing is “the more interesting branch will be more irritating when we will be placed”, however CSE can be interesting and comforting, to be more precise, at college, but the one doing a civil engineering or a mechanical engineering, they will see the magnifying view of the core of their departments, for example working  on the latest technology of a future family car and the feeling of being part of it.

According to me, CSE is a boring department, not internet, but the  work we are gonna do in the future . It may be interesting on a course basis and exactly opposite is the case with mech, electronics and civil engg branches, they are vast departments, whole lot of syllabus and the books are inevitable but I guess its a fabulous time working with Volvo or ford or BMW,  5 days a week unlike the time one spends being a software engineer and working on the desk in front of a PC having access to the internet.


Electronics & Communications is one of the vastest branch in my university, and my friends from the EC branch says that they hate to study about the analog and digital circuits all the time, but what can be more interesting than working with Nokia to make a new technology cell phone. 


all the departments, can be equally interesting, some are good to study, the other are good to work with. Some people do like working on a desk than being inside mines or factories  and  that is their point of view and I should respect that.




*this was completely my personal take on the different departments… some of you will disagree, a few of you will agree too…