I'm an EE and CS double major. I have one more quarter until I graduate, and I have heard this debate over and over. EE with a CS minor is the best combination of the three, CS, CE, and EE. With EE, you will learn the skill of learning because it is the most theoretical and you will spend hours doing homework. Once you can learn, you will be able to do any of the other fields. When you get a job, it will not be what you learned in class, but what they will expect you to be able to pick up. Having the EE and CS minor, you will be qualified to at least get in the door. Then it will be the people that are the quickest and the one who are able to learn that will move up.
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I'm an EE and CS double major. I have one more quarter until I graduate, and I have heard this debate over and over. EE with a CS minor is the best combination of the three, CS, CE, and EE. With EE, you will learn the skill of learning because it is the most theoretical and you will spend hours doing homework. Once you can learn, you will be able to do any of the other fields. When you get a job, it will not be what you learned in class, but what they will expect you to be able to pick up. Having the EE and CS minor, you will be qualified to at least get in the door. Then it will be the people that are the quickest and the one who are able to learn that will move up.