As a CS major, should I take more EE courses?

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I have taken enough cs courses to know that I'm not interested in hardware. I'm much more interested in programing for the web.

Now, I'm nearing the end of my degree, and I'm presented with the option to take some higher level EE courses than the intro I took freshman year. Are there any real-world-job-boosting reasons I should take more EE course? Any courses in particular that people think would be helpful?

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