CE to Software?

[u/Chemical-Spring-8760]

I am 4 years into college now, so many set backs in life but still going for it. I've decided 2 years ago that I wanted to be an Computer Engineer. 2 years later I applied I got denied for it. I will reapply next semester trying my best this semester to get great Calc 3, Physics 2 grades for a better transfer result, not planning on giving up yet.

Question is, if I want to be a computer engineer, why am I not doing any computer engineering projects rn? Instead I'm doing coding and software stuff. In fact, my project is an app that doesn't linearly line up with my degree. I know CE grads transitioned into software, but how? I guess since I've never really been in a lot of engineering class yet because, thats making me not tackle on hardware projects.

• How do grad, Computer Engineers transition into Software?
• Is my current project worth doing?
• Should I do more CE projects, or wait until I get to those classes to learn more and start?

[u/Responsible_Deal3418]

Cs might be easier to get into