which course is better, computer science or computer engineering?
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All depents on the University or College u are applying to, get their program and course descriptions.\nGenerally speaking Comp Sci is all about code and programming where copm Eng is heavily dased on more problem solving using comp languages.\nFor webdesign you would probably need niether of them.
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Computer Science is as much math as it is computers.  Much of the work in CS is designing algorithms, which are often independent of the computers they will be used on.\n\nIf you enjoy working with computers, but don't know much, and want to go into a technical field like programming or systems analysis, then CS should be fine for you, but you also need to like math.  If you're not fond of either computers or math, then it's definitely the wrong major.\n\nIf you just want to learn about computers, there are many courses available that teach you how to use them.  CS is an in-depth approach to the mathematics in computers, not a way to learn how to use them.
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Computer Science is a broad field. Which part of it interests you? Design? Programming? Networks? Graphics/animation? Narrow down your interests before researching where to go because some schools may excel at certain areas over others. Find one that seems geared towards the industry that interests you. Contact some of the companies that have positions that interest you and ask where many of their successful recruits obtained their education.
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aerospace engineering is the best option
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My fiancee is in college for computer science. It is exactly what you're looking for. He has computer projects due every week. But he has to take a lot of hard math classes. He is currently taking a calculus class which is necessary for him to do his class projects properly. If your interested in computer science, or anything to do with computers just make sure you do well in advanced math classes.
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both fields are good i say go with what you really enjoy, i have thought about going for an engineering degree but i have found that computer science is paying more i am into programming  for xbox games with microsoft, gamecubes, play station ,so at the moment i am going to stick with computer science.
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How's your math?  At many colleges, there are different types of computer majors.  A major in computer programming--i.e., computer science--requires as many math classes as it does computer classes, and often physics too.  Some schools have math and comp sci as one department!  On the other hand, there are majors out there like information systems and business computing, which deal more with computer software, databases, web design, and using computers than programming them.  It's a really different focus than a computer science major!  \n\nYou might not know right now what exactly you want to do with computers, and that's fine.  But I recommend looking at yourself and your skills realistically when you start planning your college career.  You'll probably take a math placement test the summer before your first semester--that score will give you an idea of what math classes you can take.  If you place into remedial math, the honest truth is that you'd have to take several semesters of math, getting up to calculus, before you'd even be allowed to start taking programming classes.  It's still possible to major in comp sci, but it'll be a big challenge.  If you place low in math, then it's likely that information systems might be the major that you'll enjoy more and do better in.\n\nI don't know you: you could be taking AP calc right now and rocking it, in which case you have nothing to worry about and can go where your little heart desires.  But when you pick your college, you should look at the requirements for the different computer-related majors and see if the course descriptions look interesting and if the math and science requirements look do-able for you.  Then, your freshman year, take the highest level math you qualify for, take the intro computer science class if you can, and take the intro business computing class.  See what you like best and what you do the best in.
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Computer software engineers combine their expertise in computer science, engineering, and math to design, develop, and test software for home, school, and business use.\n\nSoftware engineers instruct computers how to perform functions like online bill-paying through step-by-step processes of programming and problem solving.
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in computer science degree does not matter but your skills matter
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BSc if you're interested in Science.\nBCA if you're interested in Computers.
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at present BE in Bio technology is in demand. the other courses which have more value is IT, ECE and CSE.
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Electronics is better, as it is more paying and more challenging..And u can always become an IT professional even if u do engg in electronics
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i would say it would depend on what you want to your degree to apply to. computer science is a foundational degree that can apply to more careers and be a more powerful option whereas networking pushes you into a career area and can limit you in future career possibilities. both are good options, technology is a strong sector for employment. so there ya go, hope this helped, you can try monster.com and bls.gov for more advice.
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nice qustion.\nI am a student of Computer Science from Philippines and based on the curricula that was given to me by the school i attend ( AMA COMPUTER UNIVERSITY ) i could choose wether i will take a Software Engineering major.\nIn Short, Take computer science and be a Software engineer. But it is not as easy as what you think. But it is not that hard as what i said. Meaning the course is easy if you want it to be easy and it'll be hard if you want it to be hard.
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Currently, computer programming is the highest paying field in computers, and software engineers are the highest paid computer programmers.
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To be a computer software engineer you will need a BSc degree in computer science which takes about 4 years to complete. How much money you need will vary widely depending on what school and what country you go to. For example, MIT is going to be a lot more expensive that your local state university. If you go to another country you will have to pay international student tuition fees. I'm going to put a guess on $60,000 (that works out to about $5000 a semester). You can make it cheaper by completing the first two years at a 2 year college and transferring those credits to a 4 year college or university.
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There are many jobs in Computer Engineering. Basically they are Hardware Engineer and Software Engineer.