Which is the hardest field of engineering?

Answer 1

In my opinion, it depends on your abilities and interests. For me, electrical and computer science and engineering are very easy. They are easy because I enjoy them very very much; Note that it doesn't mean I understand the topics quickly and easily, conversely, I usually try so hard to progress, but this doesn't bother me. Since I hate chemistry, so chemical is the hardest one to ME. I really love mathematics and physics. That justifies my interest in ee/cs.

Answer 2

Each of the specialties are challenging. However, if you have a passion for the field, you will not think of it in terms a difficulty, but of achieving your overall career goals and objectives. Some of the engineering specialties are listed below.

• electrical
• chemical
• mechanical
• electronics
• architecture
• environmental
• management
• industrial

You will need a strong foundation in the following areas.

• Communication
• Math (algebra, trigonometry, calculus)
• Chemistry
• Physics
• Computer literacy
• Development of good critical thinking skills
• Economics

Answer 3

The "hardest" type of engineering degree would be anything at the doctorate level. This type of degree would require them most effort, work, schooling, and time.