responses

ncm: My original plan had been to double in CS & EE but unfortunately that tends to be somewhat difficult at this University since the engineering school makes it immensely difficult. I could switch to EE completely but I’d be adding at least another year on to school, which I’d rather not do.

I’ve been working in a more concentrated mathematics portion of CS, that is I could almost be a CS & Math major due to the amount of math I plan on taking. My interests though are not so much in hardware as they are in some of the theory areas, that is computational models and their optimization. I suffer from a great interest in MechE, EE, CS (grad level), Math, and well everything science, so its hard to really say what it is I’m looking for. My overall interests deal with models of realistic systems, so neural networks, touch-point processes, distributed systems and the like. Seeing as I’m as far into this as I am, and trying not to have to add another year to undergrad, I think I’ll push to get to grad school and make my headway there.