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What is the difference between a Computer Scientist and a Computer Programmer? What is the difference in the actual work they do in industry?(not in academia) Can you provide some real world examples too?
Started by Pranav on
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For the most part programmers....
Computer Scientist
and
Computer Programmer
its the same tends to be the builder of the programs while the scientist focuses on the finding ways to implement the peices.
Definitions are quite nice for this.
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Soon, I expect to be asked to revise and improve existing code written by engineers and scientists.
I've noticed that non-programmers do not share the same programming 'eye' as computer-scientists and full-time programmers.
As someone coming from a non...
Started by Zaid on
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Study.
The greatest errors an engineer/scientist can do as a programmer is think they "know to program".
However, my research.
My degree is in biomedical engineering and I'm a research scientist.
Programmer.
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I am sure many developers here -- at least the ones who were formally trained -- took a fair amount of math courses in the university. Some minored in mathematics. The curriculum usually included Calculus (level 1, 2 and 3), linear algebra, probability...
Started by Andrei on
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Is that common among scientist should know?
If you mean ....
I am a software developer (actually more scientist?
I once asked that question here , and various people answered.
In computer science doesn't make me a computer scientist.
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I'm working toward a software engineering major, (business) management minor, and technical communication minor, and I was wondering: What kinds of non-technical courses should I try to take before I graduate that I might not get as part of my major or...
Started by Thomas Owens on
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We had ....
I'd recommend some psychology course with focus on perception.
This is highly subjective and depends on what your interests are .
Maybe some writing/literature/poetry class.
Entrepreneurship (starting/running a business, marketing).
Economics.
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A lot of Computer Science courses seem to be running Law modules as standard, in order to teach students about things like The Data Protection Act, Copyright, etc.
Realistically, is Law an important subject for Computer Scientists or Programmers? Did ...
Started by EnderMB on
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Unfortunately none were offered when I got....
Specifically, licensing and contractual issues should be covered in any CS related field .
Of course, just a disclaimer, this is coming from a lawyer .
Law is vital for computer scientists or programmers.
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Some members say that some people are not scientists?
What makes a Scientist and Scientist?
And who gets to decide?
Example if a person disagrees with some part of the fourth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manuel (The DSM IV).
Does that not...
Started by Geronimoo Back-Y-Rita on
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Depends on the....
Behavioral sciences.
A Scientist is someone who has an MS degree or higher in the natural sciences (math, physics, bio) & is actively engaged in research, clinical or industrial work in their field(s).
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Hello,
Entering my fourth year of university, I feel that I've stagnated as a computer scientist. I'm a fairly decent programmer as is - I've taken an array of courses on algorithms, formal languages, formal logic and the like (as well as a ton of math...
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Many projects wouldn't even be started if it was done, because the analysis... .
System Analysis is an often undone part of the work in building or not building computer systems that integrate with the larger systems in play .
This post maybe interesting for you.
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"I'm a scientist; I don't believe in anything...
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Wait... So most scientists believe in God?
Oh the irony.
And yet. It is fascinating to note that atheists boast all the time that most scientists are atheists.
http://www.examiner.com/article/scie...really-think-1
Smh. :facepalm
Started by Bladers on
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Bang, as one scientist put it, "the math breaks once we try to explain what caused the bang bang.
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