I m going to fill in the volunteers, but I m color blind, can you help me see if these three majors

Electrical Engineering and Automation There is no such requirement for this major, but it depends on the school you apply for. It's a good idea to check with the school you're applying to.

Communication engineering each school requirements are different, after the communication cable is inconvenient to distinguish the color of the line, just when the physical examination has to check the color, you may need to have the ability to distinguish the color, because you will learn the circuit in the future, the specific report of which majors, will be clearly given on the physical examination notice before and after the college entrance examination, if you still have questions, you can also ask the class teacher.

Electronic information engineering can apply for the exam It will be a little inconvenient, for example, the resistance is a color ring, and it is necessary to judge the resistance value by distinguishing the color, and if you look at the oscilloscope, you may not be able to see the waveform clearly.

Finally, take a look at the results of your physical examination, it will have various majors that you can't read, which is more accurate.

That's the answer I've found in other people. I think it's okay.

I'll take a look at it for you, and there are no of the three majors you said. If you are still unsure, you can call ** to the Education Bureau or other places to confirm or find some more authoritative places, after all, not all information on the Internet is accurate.

Majors with mild color vision abnormalities (commonly known as color deficiency) that cannot be admitted:

Chemistry, chemical and pharmaceutical, pharmacy, biological science, public security technology, geology, and medical majors with color wavelength as the strict technical standard; Bioengineering, Biomedical Engineering, Veterinary Medicine, Animal Science, Wildlife and Nature Reserve Management, Psychology, Applied Psychology, Ecology, Reconnaissance, Special Energy Engineering and Pyrotechnic Technology, Archaeology, Marine Science, Marine Technology, Marine Engineering, Food Science and Engineering, Light Chemical Engineering, Forest Products Chemical Industry, Agronomy, Horticulture, Plant Protection, Tea Science, Forestry, Gardening, Sericulture, Agricultural Resources and Environment, Aquaculture, Marine Fishery Science and Technology, Materials Chemistry, Environmental Engineering, Polymer Materials and Engineering, Process Equipment and Control Engineering, Preschool Education, Special Education, Physical Education, Sports Training, Sports Human Science, Traditional National Sports.

2. In addition to the same mild color vision abnormality, the majors that cannot be admitted include fine arts, painting, art design, photography, animation, museology, applied physics, astronomy, geographical science, applied meteorology, materials physics, mineral processing engineering, resource exploration engineering, metallurgical engineering, inorganic non-metallic materials engineering, transportation, oil and gas storage and transportation engineering, etc. The junior college major is the same or similar to the above major.

Those who cannot accurately identify wires, buttons, signal lights, and geometric figures in any of the red, yellow, green, blue, and purple colors cannot be admitted to the major; In addition to the majors listed with mild color vision abnormalities and color vision abnormalities, it also includes economics, management science and engineering, business administration, public administration, agricultural economics and management, and library and archival science. Those who cannot accurately recognize numbers and letters in any of the colors red, yellow, green, blue, and purple on the monitor will not be admitted to computer science and technology majors.

The first one shouldn't be too much of a problem.