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Anonymous

29 Aug 2021

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Is getting a NTU Electrical degree(EEE) better or SUSS Information Technology degree better.

For context, i have internet in programming, I took H2 Computing in JC.But practically which one better?
NTU one is full-time and SUSS one is part time.

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Tan Choong Hwee

30 Aug 2021

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If your interest is in programming, SUSS IT course would be more focus on software than NTU EEE (which includes electrical and electronic hardware design/development subjects).

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