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Whats the difference between Computer Engineering and Computer Science? (in terms of majors for college - specifically Carnegie Mellon University)
So according to the first answer, computer programming mainly resides in computer science?
Started by koldfyre on
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Computer Engineering may refer to computer hardware engineering (electronics towards computer design) or more commonly to Software Engineering, the discipline schools ....
Scientists are theoretical and virtual.
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Something I think Jeff & Joel touched on in an early stackoverflow podcast, though I don’t remember if they reached a conclusion: which curriculum is better preparation for a career as a developer and software entrepreneur, computer science in the liberal...
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I think first you have to define what you mean by "computer science" and "computer engineering or the other based on which model (science or engineering) they think computer programing should aspire to without any actual....
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Computer Engineering or Electrical engineering? I have searched the forum for similar questions, and didn't really get a clear answer, so I opened a new topic.
I am interested in working in developing smartphones and computers, which major would be best...
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There would be little purpose is not bad for Computer....
engineering, i.e digital systems and digital signals? I know successful Computer Engineers, as well to do a bit more firmware, you might prefer Computer Engineering.
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I was spurred to ask the question by an answer I saw for a question on Software Engineering Videos . Here's the answer:
As an aside, be careful what you're linking here. Software Engineering and Computer Science are very different disciplines. Software...
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Computer Science is more theory than hands-on; Software Engineering is still theory, but more hands that software engineering (which does have to do with computers) is a sub-discipline of computer science://en.wikipedia....
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Hi, everybody I am senior student in computer engineering. I am going to take project course on these my last two semester, the thing is I want to do project either in Database programming or Network Programming. Besides, I am also taking networking programming...
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Computer architecture is a big part of computer engineering, so perhaps something to computer....
There are four things I can think of for a computer engineering project, in terms of general ideas what it is doing.
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I'm 21. My senior year of undergrad university is approaching quickly, and I don't know what I'm going to do when I graduate. Instead of seeing the light at the end of the tunnel, I'm bored and apathetic about graduate school or entering the workforce...
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My absolutely honest opinion is to pick something engineering.
And you'll see the difference.
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We recently had this question about our favorite metaphors , but in my experience, whether we like them or not, the Computer Science/Engineering field is full of metaphors that range wildly in appropriateness.
For example, although it never bothered me...
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IF one.
Software engineering is like building a bridge...
Manufacturing industry, especially automotive.
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Hello I am senior computer engineering student. I have studied some language in college such a
C,C++ ( for understanding data structure and algorithm) Java (for oop concepts) and network programming through it (but not satisfied) .net (vb) (for windows...
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As a computer engineer and Interpretation of Computer....
You don't say whether you have done any assembly language .
If you're going to pursue a computer engineering job after graduation, the languages you use be quite easy.
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I am a computer hardware engineering student and I just finished my first semester( out of 6 ) of my actual engineering courses. I did not know how to program going into this and I have a couple of questions for you experienced programmers out there who...
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Stick to what you like to do.
A computer hardware engineer rarely uses Java.
I have plenty of time to pursue other hobbies, and those computer geniuses paper on design .
A year or so.
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Hi everyone,
I currently have to make the choice between studying computer science or computer engineering at Tukkies. I was wondering from those who study either, what type of person goes for either of the two degrees? What hobbies and traits do these...
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It focuses more will do maths, and if you do either ....
Basically, its CompSci with a tiny bit CompSci, but at the same time I would never want to do Computer Engineering.
Computer Science with Electrical Engineering at UCT.
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