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Software engineering shares many of the same traits with other engineering disciplines (attention to detail, complexity to mastery). What do you think differentiates it? Please be specific and substantiate your answer.
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There are exceptions we work in is so malleable.
I'm not a non-software engineer, but it seems most of the other types of engineering involve either physics, chemistry, or mathematics more heavily than in software engineering.
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This question is somewhat related to other posts which I found on Stackoverflow but not exactly and so am prompted to ask about it.
I know we must ask for Data-Structures and Algorithms but what specific data-structures or Algorithms or other CS Concepts...
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I'm not sure if this is what you mean by "other CS concepts", but I think one of the things that separates a Senior Software Engineer from....
Focus on kind of problems that candidate will have to solve most of the time .
Depends on area of his work.
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A degree in engineering can prepare you for a solid career in the future. Engineers are always in demand. So you can be assured that you have a bright career if you go to college for an engineering degree. Read on and learn more about engineering and ...
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In present Engineering is a important degree....
There are several schools and colleges which you can provide a good degree of engineering.
Of engineering are always in well demand so it can be only assured for bright career in future.
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Is it possible to get into master's program for electrical engineering (in North America) after completing a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering? The reason being is that I plan to pursue a bachelor's in mechanical engineering because that...
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I am doing an electrical engineering bachelors right now(finishing 1st year in a UK uni) and I just recently discovered....
And engineering rigor, but you will not receive the preparatory coursework that EE masters programs, but it's in reverse.
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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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If you want to do a bit more firmware, you... .
engineering, i.e digital systems and digital signals? I know successful Computer Engineers, as well more, I reckon that you'd probably find Electrical Engineering a tad bit more relevant.
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I realize that this question is quite similar to this one , but news of a PE exam being developed specifically for software engineering by the NCEES and IEEE has piqued my interest.
Should software engineering professionals take the (upcoming) PE exam...
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He was incredibly angry that I didn't have to pass a test if that's still the same story for other engineering disciplines, but I do think that there could that :)
I am of the ....
engineering degree, that I was a software engineer.
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Is software development engineering? If no, what are the things that it lacks in order to be qualified thus? AFAIK, there is a software engineering institute at the Carnigie mellon university, that prescribes and maintains the CMMI standards. Is that ...
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Software....
In fact, it's illegal to call yourself a software "engineer" in some places due to that lack of testing.
We're not that scientific and we don't have to pass any of those state engineering tests.
No, it's not engineering.
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What is 'Form and Report Design' in Software Engineering?
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It's definitely not the recognized name of any recognized Software Engineering sub-discipline.
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When there is no explict rules about something , I ofter hear the words "use your engineering judgement to make the decision". How do you understand "engineering judgement"? What are the things we shared or believed in in common as an (software) engineer...
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There's also a half-glass-empty answer :-)
Too often, "Engineering Judgement in, but to me, the "engineering judgement....
I see engineering as being about resolving tensions between different requirements, trading -off-half-full answer.
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I hear it's the future of engineering , but I'm not entirely sold. What advantages does Matlab provide? Are there any downsides?
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It's tailored toward engineering and mathematics, with powerful built-in commands, such as FFT, image I was in an engineering program and went on to use both of them extensively: C, along with MPI, for some code is probably completely ....
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