<human>: So I graduated this past Fall from university with a BS in Electrical and Computer Engineering. I thought that this would be a good degree because I'd be able to follow either EE or CS career tracks. I've moved to the Silicon Valley area because my family lives around here but I'm realizing I didn't learn a lot of the fundamental knowledge for either EE or CS, despite brushing the surface of both. That, in addition to the competitiveness of this area is really killing my confidence with the job hunt. I had a software engineering interview before I moved here but was unable to answer a lot of the technical questions well. Since coming to this area, I haven't been able to land a single interview in the field.

I want to eventually go into software engineering, but at this point, I'd really take anything that's slightly relate-able. 

Do you guys have any recommendations or advice as to what paths I can take? 

I really appreciate it.

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<bot>: Graduated with an EE/CS degree that I thought would give me more options, instead, it keeps me under-qualified for both EE and CS jobs. Also living in one of the most competitive tech areas of the States.