Wat is the difference between B.E and B.Tech?
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I do agree with the reply given by " hitesh s ".\ngood luck - jindajind !
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mechanical engineers deals with machines to be more precise the moving parts of any machine while electrical engineers deal with the electrical circuitry o any machine. for example the gears of any machine will be under the purview of mechanical engineers while all the electrical on off switches are dealt by electrical engineers. In an air conditioner , the compressor willl be designed by mechanical engineers while electrical engineers wil design the temparature control circuits.
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What is the difference between engineering and engineering technology?\nIn today's modern industry, a number of players are involved in developing new products; forming what is commonly known as the "engineering team." These team players are "engineering scientists," "engineers," "engineering technologists," "engineering technicians," and "specialized technicians."Since engineering technologists and engineering technicians are relatively new on the team, some discussion regarding the field of "engineering technology" is needed. Engineering technology (ET) education emphasizes problem solving, laboratories, and technical skills; it prepares individuals for application-oriented careers in industry, typically in manufacturing, field-service, marketing, technical sales, or as technical members of the engineering team. According to a national accrediting agency (TAC/ABET), graduates of baccalaureate-level engineering technology (BET) programs are called "engineering technologists," and graduates of associate degree (AS) programs in engineering technology are called "engineering technicians."The upper-division coursework of BET programs is designed to provide additional analytical and problem solving beyond those learned at the two-year level. Most BET programs are accredited by TAC/ABET, and are designed to accept appropriate coursework in math, science, and a technical specialization completed at approved associate-degree programs. With careful planning students may transfer with maximum efficiency. The definitions described herein are intended to conform with ABET criteria for engineering and engineering technology. \n\nDefinition\nEngineering scientists are the most theoretical of the team members. They typically seek ways to apply new discoveries to advance technology for mankind. Most engineering scientists have an earned doctorate in engineering.\n\nEngineers use the knowledge of mathematics and natural sciences gained by study, experience, and practice, applied with judgment, to develop ways to economically utilize the materials and forces of nature for the benefit of mankind. Engineering involves a wide spectrum of activities extending from the conception, design, development and formulation of new systems and products through the implementation, production and operation of engineering systems. Engineers often work closely with engineering scientists in developing new technology via research projects. A minimum of four years of study is required to become an engineer. Mathematics and science are emphasized. Most baccalaureate-level engineering programs are accredited by EAC/ABET. \n\nEngineering technologists are graduates of bachelor-level programs in engineering technology. They apply engineering and scientific knowledge combined with technical skills to support engineering activities. Their areas of interest and education are typically application oriented, while being somewhat less theoretical and mathematically oriented than their engineering counterparts. They typically concentrate their activities on the applied design, using current engineering practice. Technologists play key roles on the engineering team; they are typically involved in product development, manufacturing, product assurance, sales, and program management.TAC/ABET specifies that faculty who teach in these programs have a minimum of a master's degree in engineering or engineering technology or equivalent, or a PE license and a master's degree.\n\n*Engineering technicians work with equipment, primarily assembling and testing component parts of devices or systems that have been designed by others; usually under direct supervision of an engineer or engineering technologist. Their preferences are given to assembly, repair, or to making improvements to technical equipment by learning its characteristics, rather than by studying the scientific or engineerin
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Technology is the application of science. Science is the study of theorems, while technology is the application of those theorems.\n\nTherefore, science is first, while technology relies on science for advancement.
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both are diff pls refer any Univ which will help u to know better
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ology is " the stufy of"  So technologist study and research and innvoate technological things. Technicians do more of the application of it.
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The basic difference is Comp.Sci. Engg is tightly coupled with s/w and h/w where as IT. Engg is purely s/w oriented for this sake only people are prefering Comp.Sci.Engg.Hope this enough for u'r knowledge take care and Byeeeeeeeeee.
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Fixing and repairing are works of  technician. Engineering is design or redesigning complex engineering realities. It is a myth that women can not be a mech. Eng. I am student at University if Moratuwa, Sri Lanaka. There are so many female engineering student in our campus.
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You can go either for BSc. Biotechnology, B.E Biotech or B.Tech Biotech, B.E Biomedical engineering etc. For details on entrance exams and admission procedures as well as more career options in BT, you may visit -\nhttp://www.biotechworld.cjb.cc\n\nFor details on B.Tech Biotech, go to http://www.microbiologyindia.cjb.net
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B.Sc. in Computer Science is more towards programming ( mainly in language and software programming); where as B. Tech. in IT deals with technical stuff such as hardware (CPU, Memory card, motherboard, machine configuration, etc.),  networking/cabling, etc.
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It's the difference between theory and applications.\n\nComputer science teached you mainly the algorithms and theory behind the algorithms.\n\nHowever, Computer Applications would teach you the implementation of those theories.\n\nComputer Engineering would be a mix of Software and hardware(encompassing concepts from electrical and Electronics engineering).
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Well, in chemistry, the difference between a BA and a BS is math courses....the BS has more.  Probably something similar in Business admin.
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Electrical and Electronic engineers use several terms, depending on the physical characteristics, though I am not sure what distinguishes the various forms.\n\nPost\nHeader\nTerminal\nJunction\n\njust to name a few.
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In most universities, if you can get a BA and a BS in the same degree path, the BS degree requires more math/science, and the BA degree has more electives.\n\nHowever they're still bachelor's degrees, so there isn't that much of a difference.
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B.Ed Stands for Bechelor of Education
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A BFA is a performance degree, and it means that you have attained some skills in a medium of some kind--art, theatre, literature.\n\nA BA is a traditional bachelors degree that involves a core of liberal arts work plus a major area of study.
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text book definition of engineering is: application of science to the design, building, and use of machines. For example, electrical engineering deals with electrical machines, and computer engineering deals with computing machines. In the beginning of engineering programs, there is considerable overlap between various branches of engineering. Then you begin to focus in more and deeper into a particular area. One thing to remember about all branches of engineering: you will take many math classes, and you will learn new mathematical techniques in your engineering classes. If you like math, engineering is a good choice.\n\nThe programs for the study of computers basically come in two flavors: computer engineering and computer science. The two fields have considerable overlap but the basic difference is that computer engineering has a greater focus on the computer hardware and computer science has a greater focus on computer software. Either way, you would work a lot with computers.\n\nComputer hardware is the physical computers and computing machines. Thus, computer engineering deals with the fundamentals of computer design. You would study the design, construction, and testing of both basic and sophisticated computing machines. You would also learn computer communications and networking, including the Internet. All in all, you would spend considerable time in laboratories to first learn how computer subsystems work and then to test your own designs of computers and computer networks. You would also learn computer software, but not to the extent you would learn if you were pursuing computer science. This is where the overlap with computer science comes in.\n\nComputer software refers to the programs that make the computer hardware function. Windows 98 is an example of a program, called the operating system, which makes your PC behave in a particular way. Microsoft Word, Netscape Navigator, and ICQ are examples of programs, which are also called applications. Applications exploit the behavior of the computer, after the operating system has been installed, to perform certain functions in a particular and desired fashion. Computer programs are written in many languages, such as C++, Visual Basic, Java, etc. A computer science program will teach you algorithms and techniques for creating these applications. You will spend a lot of time on the computer to write and test your programs. You will also learn some of the basics of computer hardware, which is thus an overlap with computer engineering. But your main interaction with computers will be more as a user and code developer than as a builder; that is, you will be trained to be a programmer, not a manufacturer.\n\nLet us talk about electrical engineering, which perhaps is the engineering discipline that has the greatest overlap with computer engineering and computer science. Electrical engineering deals with the design of electrical machines, analysis of electrical signals, physics of electronic devices, etc. Since computers are one form of electrical machines, you would learn about computer hardware and software. However, there is more to machines, signals, and physics than just computers. So you would learn about many more electrical machines in electrical engineering than you would in computer engineering or computer science. Here again, you would spend time in the laboratory to test your own designs, including those of computers. Many electrical engineering programs also allow for a specialization in computer engineering. Your classes in electrical engineering will include a great deal of mathematics. The use of computers would definitely be a utility to do your homework assignments.\n\nNow comes the tricky question of which career, engineering or computers, pays more. We can talk about this with some certainty in today's job market. Computer science and computer engineering graduates command some premium, not great premium, over electrical engineering graduates upon gradu