Rath on 13 October 2008
twesterm said:
CS = Computer Science. Teaches you programming principles, languages, a lot of theory, some hardware, and other things depending on your school. CE = Computer Engineering Teaches you some programming, and a lot about hardware, hardware design, logic. I'm didn't do CE so can't say a whole lot about it. SE = Software Engineering I could be wrong but I think it's just CS light, or CS minus the hardware stuff? I would guess more UML too? |
The way we have been taught is that Computer Science is working on small important pieces of coding such as algorithms and that SE is working on much larger scale projects which require less understanding of the very fundamentals of coding but much more code.
