what is difference between computer science and engineering and computer engineering
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8th Jul, 2020
Hello there,
The courses are slightly different in Computer Science Engineering and Computer Engineering. Computer Science Engineering mostly deals with the four major areas of computing, which are theory, algorithms, programming languages, and architecture. While Computer Engineering deals with computer hardware and software. It is a combination of computer science and electrical engineering.
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The courses are slightly different in Computer Science Engineering and Computer Engineering. Computer Science Engineering mostly deals with the four major areas of computing, which are theory, algorithms, programming languages, and architecture. While Computer Engineering deals with computer hardware and software. It is a combination of computer science and electrical engineering.
Hope this answer helps you.
Good luck!!
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8th Jul, 2020
There is not any huge difference between B.Tech Computer Engineering and Computer Science Engineering. The basic difference is that, computer science engineering mostly deals with software and technologies like Artificial Intelligence, Data bases etc. while computer engineering is related to both hardware and software. So the course structure is different from each other slightly. The placements are same almost and both Computer engineers and Computer science engineers are hired by top tech companies, the job roles may vary. Apart from these, there is no difference at all.
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8th Jul, 2020
Computer science focuses mostly on troubleshooting issues on a software level. Expect to learn different programming languages, how to work with operating systems and how to maintain databases.co mputer engineering focuses on solving problems and designing hardware and software interfaces.Since computer engineers can be responsible for the developing and prototyping of software and hardware simultaneously.
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