Electronic information engineering and communication engineering specialty

Electronic information includes electronics and signal processing.

Electronics is the design and maintenance of circuits, involving a wide range.

Signal processing uses mathematical methods to process various signals, which is very advanced.

Communication engineering also does this, but it is aimed at communication fields: mobile phones, televisions, satellites, telephones and so on.

In other words, the communication is narrower, and of course, you will learn more.

These two majors will generally be hired as engineers in the future, and there will be more professional sales.

Many professional courses in electronic communication are the same (such as communication principle, digital electronics and analog electronics, digital signal processing and many other professional subjects are studied), and the employment destination is basically the same (general companies will require electronics and communication-related majors, so you can search the relevant campus recruitment websites to prove that I am right), and the employment rate is better and the treatment is not bad. However, you should at least have some theoretical knowledge. These two majors are both software and hardware, with more emphasis on hardware. Depending on what you want to do in the future, you tend to learn the direction you choose. However, whether doing hardware-based software development or directly engaging in hardware development such as circuit design, the employment prospects are very good. Even if you don't do technology, it is good to do technical support. If we have to say the difference, then communication companies, such as mobile, telecom and Huawei, still have some advantages. Electronic enterprises tend to enter some Taiwan-funded, Korean-funded and Japanese-funded electronic enterprises, such as Samsung Foxconn and so on.