I'm Entering college next year ,and pelase if you know the answer , make it in detail and is there's Any sites helpful?
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Here is my two cents.  Computer programming is a skill where you are able to tell the computer what to do by creating a clear, and specific set of instructions called an algorithm.    This is accomplished by many different flavors of languages such as C++, Java, and C# which are considered high level languages, in respect that they resemble a common language that can be undertood by people.  Low level langues such as assembly or machine code are what computers understand.\n\nOn the other hand computer engineering as I understand it is a whole set of different areas, such as the design of the new and faster microprocessors, and logic circuits.  Other areas include research of materials to create new types of transistors which are the basic construction parts that make up a computer.  Yet another area is the field of software engineering where new methods of solving problems are documented and improved with each iteration of a piece of sotware.  At the present time many efforts are being focused by phycists and computer engineers to create quantum computers, which use molecules to perform the calculations now performed by transistors.\n\nNot to mention many computer engineers also help design other pieces of hardware like monitors, printers, PDA's.  Computer engineers can also be responsible for the design, the implementation, the documentation, and the testing of a new product.  Whereas computer programmers are only responsible for the coding, the implementation aspect of the product.\n\nOne analogy I heard is that every computer engineer is a computer programmer, but not every computer programmer is a computer engineer.  Hope that helps.
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You may use this site in pursuit of your academic goals\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/
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I hope you will find detailed and valuable answer to your question in the links below....
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http://about.com/education/\n\nThis is very helpful.
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Depends on the college. See prospectus.
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Go to the school's website and look for their graduation requirements for incoming freshman.\n\nIf that doesn't help then try this:\nMost colleges have a list of classes for a major along w/ descriptions.  Check out that page and see if there are any classes that is avaliable @ that college that you can get (or get a variation of) at your school.  You may not get college credit for it unless it's an AP class.  (even then the college isn't required to take the credits, but it's worth a shot)\n\nIf U need help in AP classes go to: www.collegeboard.com\n\nIf you want to take extra classes, but you can't cause of your school...go to your nearest  community college and see if they have no credit/continuing education courses.  Usually they don't last long, but you would have taken the class U want.  At my community college they have classes like that.
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These sites should do it for you.  Good luck with your essay.
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The site below may give the info you need, but im not sure...;)
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Your college will have a list for you.  \n\nThis list will cover the "big items."  You will have to think about what you use and wear every day of your life.  Today, with refrigerators, TVs, Video games, computers, futon couches, puffy comforters and guitars, it takes two cars to get back and forth to college.\n\nIf you are going far away, and must fly, you will either ship these items up or buy when you get there and rent storage for the summer.  \n\nThis list from the container store should start you thinking . . .
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The site below should be helpful
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go to a college website.
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You'll find out on this website. Hope it helps.
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http://www.biad.uce.ac.uk/home.htm\n\nThis holds all of the information you'll probably ever need.
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http://www.topherreimroc.com/FullScholarship\n-There's a website I used my senior year of High School during the big college search. Not only did it help me search through specific school information (such as the best school for specific degrees, costs, locations, etc...), helping me find which one was right for me, but in the meantime it lets you apply for numerous student loans, scholarships, and aid funds. I highly recomment it to anyone in the college decision process.
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Please visit www.educationuk.org for detailed information on UK unis and colleges.Thanks.
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You can go through these sites...should be helpful.\n\n\n:)
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Hope that these sites help - \n\nGood Luck