What is Computer Engineering?
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Computer engineering is the combination of electrical engineering and computer science. Computer engineering majors will take basic circuit analysis classes where they will learn about voltage and current in resistor, capacitor, and inductor circuits.
They will learn the basics of binary and how computers read 1's and 0's. Additionally computer engineers learn about memory, registers, microprocessors, and more of the computer hardware.
Computer engineers will then share many of their classes with computer scientists where they will learn computer programming.
The curriculum will consist of at least learning C and java. C programming can then be applied to programming hardware like robotic vehicles.
After learning different aspects of programming, computer engineers will have an option to take various elective classes that focus on specific aspects of either computer engineering, computer science, or electrical engineering. Computer engineering is a very flexible major because of having experience on both the hardware and software side so you can cater your career path based on your interests.
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As a BS Computer Engineering Major going into my 3rd year I can give this advice. The math is hard, but I love it. Do not shy away from ANY Engineering position because you think it is "too hard." If it was easy, everyone would do it. Funny part is...everyone CAN do it. Just apply yourself and work hard. The payoff is huge and the pride you get from self-accomplishment is worth it. Good luck.
Joe Davis thanks mate
Thanks for the inspiring words! I'll be attending UCLA this year and have been stressing to find which major to choose. I love math and have been binging these major videos regarding engineering. Computer Engineering may be the one for me!
Is that easy I have decided to become BS computer engineer
Thanks for these encouraging words. I've wanted to be an engineer since high school but was always intimidated by the math. I'm looking to do a career change and want to go into engineering, but I'm still scared of it. But hearing from someone like you say that anyone can do it means a lot!
Im def not strong in math so Im pursuing this field to over come the weakness. Its a bit intimidating though.
I'm a graduating senior in Computer Engineering and the great thing about Computer Engineering is that you fit everywhere in career fairs. Most of the employers who show up have been 40-50% software heavy jobs. Being a Computer Engineer major means you can apply for software and hardware jobs. The only downside to consider is that you are competing with Computer Science majors who specialize in software and vice versa with hardware. One advice for those who are starting out is to make projects. Start small and go big! Also, dont be afraid to be involved in project heavy clubs as they give an insight into what a workplace would be like while giving you some social skills.
Can i ask u a question? What is the application of chemistry in computer engineering???
@@chupapimunyanyo8520 mainly properties of materials in circuits and other hardware applications
Right, internships would help. But computer engineering graduates tend to be more broad and has high job security since you have both background in two majors. Both hardware (electrical engineering) and software (computer science).
@@russlmao7091 true as a CS guy to prove my self into a hardware job is will be hella difficult
I need many side cert & projects
But CE guys don’t have to prove themselves in Software that much
But again closed CS cuz I want software more
But at the end it doesn’t matter many gets jobs without cert if you have enough projects believe me you can land what you want
I want to computer engineering but I'm confused if should do diploma or 11+12th can anyone pls help
For years I’ve always thought I sucked at math but it turns out I had terrible work habits. I would always coast through classes and do stuff last minute and score a great grade. Math was the only class I actually had to work at every single day and lazy me hated that. I’m excited to have picked this major.
OMG, r u enjoying it?? I start college this year and I’m hyperventilating.
Is it good for tech geeky people? I have a huge obsession of phones and I like to look into the basics of it.. This would be a cool subject to major in and I wanted to work at Apple in CA.
@@matiasmuttoni9044you probably will enjoy it. make sure to study properly and not last minute
This is genuinely me, it’s good to plan ahead for stuff like math exams so you don’t pull painful all nighters then fail dramatically.
im in my 3rd yr as a BS Computer Engineering this video is literally true .
How is Computer Engineering?
how is Computer Engineering dude.. compare with Computer Science :/ :/ little mind-fucked in choosing major here :(
is it true computer engineering is more math intensive than computer science?
Allen Gacias I'm on my associates degree and there are a few things I did not see in depth such as the electronics concepts and algorithms, these topics I am making a base knowledge of so that it complements those gaps that the program didn't fully covered.
You know those critical thinking problems that students always hate in grade school? While computer engineering dives deeper into math, computer science is filled with that critical thinking. You are confronted with tricky situations very often in programming problems.
That isn't to say computer engineering will not have these tricky situations, since you need to take computer science classes as a computer engineer and optimization is huge deal in general for engineers, but computer science dedicates its whole entire focus on this.
Graduating from this major next spring :)
Lorde Darius hell yee that's wassup
Lorde Darius Vlogs good job my brother
do you have a job yet
yee yee
Was it hard?
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Nothing is wrong with that . You don't necessary need a degree to be " successful " in this world .
lmao
Michael Ansah 😂😂😂 yeah
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Is this harder than mechanical engineering
Im 3 years old and find this quite interesting.
3 years old? Nice. :D (But now 4 right?)
@@beylil5345 You shouldn't believe him lol xD
No U r/wooooooooooooooooooooooosh
@@theofficialchan that's only apply if i fall for the comment duh.
Of course i didnt believe. Lol
These videos have energized me to not quit but actually finish my engineering degree.
I've been in such a slump the past w yrs, going through the motions, not really present. But now I think I've found my love for the profession again.
Thank you!!
Good luck
I hope you find what you are looking for in the field! :)
Is it good?? I’m entering college and not sure what to major in.. I naturally have a geeky obsession with technology like phones, computers.. but I’ve never looked into the Hardware and software part of things..
I’ve only ever scratched the surface, but I feel like it should be possible.
I am starting my college next week as a freshmen in Computer Engineering. I wish myself all the best for next 8 semesters.
hey, I'm applying for Computer Engineering at Colorado State University. Do you have any tips? I haven't studied any CE subjects in highschool. But I have Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. I'm a bit worried I won't be able to do well in CE
@@labinatasfia624 dont worry, you will do just fine. You can learn about CE related things in your first semester as you will have a relatively easy course and free time. Just try consulting these things with seniors. All the best.
@@ichigoichie369 thank you!
Where are you getting admission bro?
I mean which collage
Honestly, I'm not that good in math or in any electrical thing but I am definitely ready to learn and to study how is it gonna work. I hope this can help me to become what I want.
Heyy, so what did u do? Is it worthy ?
This mentality isn't good, don't follow people. Find what you're strong, and build upon it, if we applied this persons logic in a bigger scale like in trading, the world economy would lose a huge amount of money.
I'm 16 and can't decide what my career will be but my grandparents really prefer me to work with software/computer because it's stable and give high salary. They always tell me stories about their other grandchildren getting 50k just after graduation,
so i am rethinking my career, do y'all think it's worth it?
Get a part time job or a passive income before going to uni, tbh
How's it going now
Thank you! This video cover everything you need to know about Computer Engineering major
I was initially an EE major then I started to love my Internet of Things(Adrunio) class. I was doing academic advising and my advisor told me to do CE since it is EE and CS and I love this major!
I remember doing Arduino and external circuits in high school during my senior year I thought it was hard at first until they explained it to me and guided me from the basics to actually doing programming it was pretty cool it's been almost 3 years since I graduated high school never started college
what are you doing now? how are you?
I’ve been watching a bunch of videos to figure out what field of engineering I want to study next year. This video was the only one that made me feel tingly and excited like I want to start learning now!! I can see myself doing these things and I think I’ve just decided on my major! Thank you!!
LOL😆😆🤣🤣🤣
What did you end up studying?
Can you share how this went for you?
This was a great video, thanks for taking the time to make it.
I'm starting my last year of Computer Engineering, and for me, I chose my classes in such a way that it's like I'm receiving a full CS degree with a minor in EE. At my school, CE is more like 80% CS and 20% EE. CE is definitely more math intensive than CS because of the EE classes. Although depending on the classes you take, I'd generally say a CE can get any job a CS major can get, but not the other way around.
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Replace any withany.
Also it really on your school program
Can computer engineer graduate apply for it sector jobs
I'm on my last week as an undergrad at SDSU with a BS in Computer Engineering. Hit the nail on the head.
At last. A computer guy who gets to the point...quickly. Thank you
I love your channel. I’m in my third year of Computer Engineering at NC State and every video I’ve watched of yours has been 100% accurate as to what I’ve experienced, even down to specific labs and programs. In my Computer Systems class, we actually have to learn Assembly (.asm) and write a few programs in that as well as learning common programming languages like C++, Python, and Java.
What jobs are you looking at
Wow this is very helpful cause I'm thinking of going to NC State and studying computer engineering! I'll def check out the rest of this channel, thanks!
Hello, what are the main subjects that i should be good at it to apply for CE
As a senior undergraduate CE major, I can confirm.
My first year project was Grammar Checker in Java.
Just the video I needed; an simple yet informative introduction for computer engineering. I’m almost college… I’m excited but also a bit nervous.
I am passionate about computers, I think I will go for this major, even machines that are used to manufacture computer parts have computers built in them
I am a simple HUMAN. If I see the word Artificial Intelligence, I dive into it without any question
same dude.
Was doing my 12th Grade this year, going to study Computer Engineering at the university of Pretoria next year. And this video helped a lot in cementing that decision because I had also applied for other types of engineering at different universities.
Thank you.
What happened man
Thank you for the video :) This video was helpful for me to get an idea of what the course is about. I also appreciated learning about the names of key components of Basic Circuit classes (e.g. Capacitors) and Electronics (e.g. Transistors).
hey, i have some questions and i was wondering if u could answer them . if u dont mind
This was sooo helpful, thank you!
This is pretty much straight, however for Senior Design, which are the last classes I took for CpE, we weren't technically allowed to use "development boards," e.g. an Arduino, so we simply removed the ATmega that comes on an Arduino, and we flashed firmware onto it using Atmel Studio and a flashing tool that connects to your computer. The experience was both very fun and frustrating.
Man, I watched this video over a year ago before choosing Computer Engineering and now that I watch it again I actually genuinely understand and have experienced what he was talking about in a large portion of the video. How time flies. As for the math, just try to keep up. Project based Calc 1 was relatively easy when compared to Calc 2 (in my experience, probably because I’ve always resented integrals lol) but still workable. The key is to actually like what you’re doing.
Which one would u prefer Profit or Passion
@@finance508 that is a big question tho😢
@@ngovkimhour5437 yh because if u follow profit u can't be happy like u have no passion how are you gonna make it and if you follow ur passion u are proud and can make it till the end i guess that's my opinion
@@finance508 love what you do
It's fine if you don't do what you love
@@aymenachagui7222 ❤️❤️❤️
thanks so much for this video, i have some clarity as to what u want to do now.
thank you so much. this by far the best explanation I've found on the Internet. this is like a dream program for me
Its my first semester as Computer Engineering major. Please wish me well on my 4 years journey 😁😁
Best of luck,how is it going bro?
Best of luck brother. Ill be starting next year. Hope all is going well 8 months later, and please do leave some pointers if you ever see this
Thank you for the video... Its really helpful... Im planning to study computer engineering next month.
LOL im 3rd yr cpe. This explanation is too accurate. You literally explained the whole curriculumn. Well done.
This is exactly what I studied It's actually a really good explanation gj!
As a sophomore at San Diego State University majoring in CE this is all pretty accurate. So much potential exists in this field I highly recommend!
how is it
Howd it go?
You forgot that CPE’s go into digital circuit design using FPGAs. They are a key role in computer engineering curriculums
Man had i found you 2 years ago
I really didn't know what i wanted
But now i know what i really want
CE is my thing
this is so HELPFUL thank you !!
This makes me wanna get this degree even more🤩
I love how I knew about everything up until oscilloscopes in EE and everything about CS memtioned in the video. I'm so grateful for the college classes offered at my school (AP CS A and PLTW Digital Electronics) that allowed myself to dive into both of these components of the field in 10th grade. Now that I've run out of those classes, for my last 2 years I'm gonna dive deep into mathematics and physics to help build my foundational knowledge.
Thanks a ton for the video!
Great job, It helped me a lot. Good content,
keep it up.Really, You deserve more likes and views.
This looks so much fun :D
I'm first year BS Computer Engineering i'm going back here once i'm done to this course
About another year to come, how your courses been?
I think computer engineering is actually about 75% EE and 25% CS.
It's 50/50
Stefan K maybe in your school
Yeah at my university its 75% ee and 25% cs
You should try BEng (Hons) Computing. It's literally all the Computing subjects (Computer Science, Computer Engineering and etc.)
Much better!
Thank MajorPrep! It is very reliable info.
first Electrical and Computer engineering student here, this video is quite true.
I think many of you are misunderstanding what +MajorPrep is saying regarding the math required in CS. Let me explain,
As a CS student. I can confirm that his information is quite accurate. Here's what you need to know.
- CS is most definitely a "math heavy" field, it's just that the math you use for the most part isn't traditional calculus. That math is known as "continuous" math. Rather, you use a very logic heavy (rather than process heavy, like continuous math) math known as discrete math. I will provide you an example to clear it up:
At my uni (UIC), ECE, ME, CE, and pretty much all other engineering majors take Calc I-III, Diff Eq, Linear Algebra, and Stats along with their physics, Chem courses.
On the other hand, CS majors take Calc I-III, then Intro to Advanced Mathematics (basically proofs), Statistics, and then choose between a bunch of discrete math courses such as Number theory, set theory, game theory, combinatorics, Formal Logic, Abstract Linear Algebra, and many more.
So if you're not good at math, CS will suck. However, you don't have to be good at Calculus and Trigonometry to succeed, more so the logic and theoretical aspects of math.
(Ex: How many prime numbers are there from 1-100, What will var a have to be for (insert series) to converge)
- Calc I-III as well as the arbitrary science courses you take are just to prepare you for problem solving, not the actual computer science.
- Some light calculus (mostly diff eq and relative rates of growth) is used in courses such as algorithm design, compiler design, and systems programming (especially operating systems) usually to help you figure out which algorithms are more time efficient than others.
Note that, as mentioned, it's different at every uni.
Woaaahh Im incoming freshmen and honestly I suck at math but I was lucky to past the entrance exam and fall onto the course. This is very helpful for me very inspiring and informative.
In CE we also have to take discrete math
its hilarious that at University of Houston they dont require you to take cal 3 or diff Eq... or even university physics or gen chem for that matter. And they have an extremely high hire rate after graduation. I think it should be required to take those courses.
@@theflipper404 because UH doesn't have a good CS program
@@xandro2445 it really isn't... uh clear lakes is a lot better tbh. and cheaper. they actually make you take uni physics and diff equations.
Wow I watched this when it came out thinking this is interesting. Now I came back and I understand and can explain almost everything you talked about!
definitely choosing this as a major
Thank you! amazing video!
Even as a graduate student, I still remember those sleepless night spent in the lab for our final embedded system project before graduation.
That’s why you choose a project that you really loved for 2+ years
My project as a CS involved security research, software dev and hardware work with Caroline pen testing tools
But was easy cuz I picked something I wanted to build for too long Ans start a business with
So I took this as a chance to start working with it
After months (was not that stressed really ) finished my project & thesis
My top advice be passionate about a certain project (example: something you believe if you build will make you rich )
Ans then study it like crazy way before last years
Watch conferences, read Reddit posts by pros working in the field ..etc
@@ko-Daegu bro do u regret graduating with cs degree instead of ce?
@@ko-Daeguwhat do you mean by this bro?
I am just about to go into my second year it's actually not that bad just need the courage
So this is the best as your getting information from both courses
Thank you for this amazing insight
Everything's fun except for computer logic (in my case), it was a nightmare. But I did end up learning alot in that class.
Same
I’m literally 11 years old and this is what I’m interested in
I have done coding in the past, but I wasn’t as passionate as I feel about the engineering inside of the modern technology. I want to take a MOOC I think for this to get a head start on my ideal degree
Thanks to my grandpa for inspiring me to get to understand what different things do and thanks to my friends who helped me choose parts for my future gaming computer
See you guys once we’re out of this pandemic
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@@pododododoehoh3550 Thanks for this advice, Ive been starting to cut back. This comment was from almost 3 years back and im a freshman in highschool now. Its crazy how your childhood can just slip away so quick sometimes. I really do think that ive gotten myself stuck in episodes of addiction at times but im doing my best. Appreciate you man
I can tell that this video is gonna save me from the chaos that's gonna come after 2 months. Thank you for this video.
Still in general first year, this is my top choice as of now though!
CPE is not my first choice. What I love CPE is not about the Hardware, Software or Systems, but because of the dedication of an Engineer to prioritize the safety of other people before their own. We study 2 courses at the same time, they risked too much by practicing to be more precise and accurate in integrating and innovating new technologies that in-line to Computer Field. And I think that's what makes and Computer Engineers job incredible.
-If you're an Engineer or other workers! I'm Proud of you ❤
I am a computer engineer from Philippines, everything he said is true, you also going to take up Eng'g Drawings and work on CAD and you need to be good in math as well because everything involves numbers, but i concentrate on Systems and Network Eng'g with Servers, full stack Web Development, Penetration Testing and Cybersecurity because they are now the common one, i suggest Everyone should excell on this one as well..
Question ive been considering on taking Computer engineering is coding difficult?
@@MoBallin coding just take familiarity and constant practice, if you missed it you gonna have a hard time..
Tht's what I searched for till now. Finally I found. Software and Hardware in same one. That's what I needed.😇😘💖
This is awesome.. Thank u!
Me not knowing how to generate “hello world” trying to pursue computer engineering:
I'm studying computer engineering right now and I can say that it's a shit ton of work but it's incredible. There's something really rewarding knowing how computers work on a fundamental level.. something you may not develop as well as a computer scientist
Im scared that CE isnt as strong on the job market as CS
It is because it is not the focus of CS. The focus of the CS major is to understand and create algorithms.
Just 30 seconds in and I love this informative video.
What a great explanation
Awesome Video 👏
As a Computer Engineering student for 4 years, i would say that Computer Engineering is more like 30% Electrical Engineering, 30% Computer Science and 40% Electronics and Communication Engineering. Yep math is hard very hard programming is fine as long as you have the heart for it. for the projects like robotics and such it will really cost a lot and will take a lot of your time too.
Electronics and tele communication are parts of electrical engineering tho. It's more like half half which is what it should be. An electrical engineering program is like 10% comuper science 90% all different fields of electrical engineering.
How is it for u tho
@@lonevoyager6026 Exhausted
This is the major I an going for and believe me when I say I do struggle in math so much! I failed Calculus 1 and Programming II (java) last semester and had to put in extra effort
I then changed my grades from a F and a D respectively to a B (84)and a near perfect score A+ (98.8)
Although yet I couldn’t earn an A in Calculus I understand the concepts well to keep going
I am fully determined
Hopefully to those who have doubts and fears like I do sometimes can have a moment of hope and determination
good luck!!!! you got this💖
Good luck, you can do it! 🍀
Its been 4 years i wonder how he's doing
Thank you :)
thank you very much i think i have already chosen this major
I like computer and electricity, so this is what I will be doing.
I’m an 11th grader I think in American terms you call them juniors, found this really helpful to plan out my future, really helped out now I know a bit into my studies!
same here bro i hope youre doing well
@@ItsNuhCuh that comment was almost 2 years ago, I passed my APs and I am in Uni now for Computer engineering lmao, so I guess yeah you can say I'm doing well
@@speedshot2361 thats great im happy for you 🙏🏻🙏🏻💯💯
@@ItsNuhCuh thanks bro you'll get there too soon bro
Bro I’m in 11 grade rn and I am looking for a future career 😭
The description of computer engineering at the beginning is helpful. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve told people that I’m majoring in computer engineering only for them to say, “soooo… computer science?” 🙄
i wish to be a computer engineer. i am 15 and absolutely love computers and programming. i am doing math and IDT (information and digital technoligy)
Yo, Levi! I did an Electrical Enginnering Degree in my country and am gonna do CS in a foreign country does that make me a CE ? LOL!
I'm only 13 years old but I wanna prepare for my future that's why I'm watching this video rn
Incognito Acc me too
Same, but I have 14
🐐💯💯💯
Keep going don’t ever give up no matter what 💯
@@1audivate504 I’m 12 😭😈
thank you for your video, my computer Science teacher recommended that job to me and i love that work it would be perfect job for me. I have a good understanding for math and i wanted already do something with math in my job. I love it. I had all the topics at school and i am good at it.
I had to take an intro CS course for first year EE and it is hell (never took it in high school). Some of the concepts I’m truly stumped by which never happened to me during high school maths and sciences. I’m just not good at this shit meanwhile many of my classmates are struggling too but others are just blazing through it. I’m sure I wouldn’t enjoy CE much more either so, I’m sticking to EE. I enjoyed our intro EE and ME courses and found them a fair challenge but still fun to do so I’m continuing in either EE or ME.
If i can see you right now I gonna give you a big hug! Thanks a lot !
haha happy to help!
BUT IM TRASH AT MATH DAMN IT im frustrated but i wont give up
same bro
Yea Math is my weakest link it’s tuff that it’s in so many things
do it for long enough and eventually, you'll love it, that's been my experience in college.
Same.
Bro im so stupid at math, literally cant do simple addition in my head, and didnt understand a shit of math in highschool from 7 to 10, i even went as far a not taking a single math subject in senior and junior high, the thing is im afraid to face math. Then i got inspired by someone, and here i am going 2nd year in my mechatronics engineering, math can be hard, just study so hard, because i did, there was times i felt i was floating due the not sleeping right. Lol
Thanks for this video. As someone with a IT and Business diploma I am now motivated to get my bachelors in computer systems engineering. Looking forward to learning and experiencing new things and hope to give back to the industry one day. Cheers and all the best to those who are going to or already pursuing their degree!
i m also a computer engineering student ............really interesting one field
Wow you just made me realize that I prefer Computer science over Computer Engineer.
Ooololl
Tried to look for college degrees I’m interested in, I feel asleep when you said math
I have studied computer programming worked for a while as a programmer but never pushed further and torn between continuing programming or venturing into engineering
This video helps me understand so much
If I became computer engineering
I will thank you
Looking forward to it :)
It's been 2 years.. so.. did u make it?
Did you say thank you?
did you make it?
@@el7517 i dont think he did LMAO
I am currently a confused computer engineering student and I feel like I’ve unlocked something after watching this video.
Everybody will feel confused at some point in the program. Work hard, don't give up and you'll make it.
thank you i will keep going
This is my Dream, and thanks for explaining it :)
I'm a computer engineering major and I love it! Can't wait to start a career in embedded systems and design.
Life update (fast forward one year): I graduated this year and started my career in embedded systems following graduation!
To all the current students, Covid19 has brought many challenges these last few years, but hang in there! Get the support you need to pull through. Maintain that winning mindset and you’ll get there in no time!
@mohammed my CompE undergrad degree is a hybrid of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. I can only speak for my experience, but to me it doesn’t make sense to study CS again after CompE unless there is a specialized area of CS that you want to go into (for like graduate school).
Hello. Im a computer engineering student as well. May i know what do you do for your embedded systems role? I havent go through any module related to embedded systems yet so idk if embedded systems is something i should check out.
@@boogywumpy if you’re still in school, I recommend taking an Intro to Microcontrollers course. This will give you a starting idea of what embedded systems are. They’re everywhere, really-in your microwave, car, oven, thermostat.
As an embedded engineer, I work with hardware and software. Basically given a piece of hardware, I have to program it to work with a larger system. Let’s say, I’m adding in a new sensor that reads in data. I need to program my system in such a way that it knows this sensor exists and there is a communication path between sensor and system so that the data can be read and used.
Last word, if you love working with hardware and software and how they interface with each other, then embedded systems may be a good fit for you.
Hope this helps. Good luck!
@mohammed and that’s totally ok!
The good part of graduating with a CompE degree is that you get job opportunities in both EE and CS areas.
I think it’s also important to mention that while you’re pursuing an undergrad degree in a specific field of engineering, it doesn’t always mean that you’ll end up working in that field (unless you graduated knowing EXACTLY what you want to do immediately following graduation and pursued it; I.e. like I did with embedded systems). For example, I have many Mechanical engineering graduate friends that ended up doing electrical engineering work after they graduated.
@mohammed you’re most welcome! No need to be sorry, feel free to ask away! Happy to help.
What is differences and similarities between
1.computer engineering(hardware)
2.computer engineering (software)
3.computer system engineering
4.software engineering
5.information technology
6.computer science
7. software developer
And tell me
which is most demanding field and has great careers in the future?
0: Electrical Engineering: Study of electronics and circuits (physics meets hardware)
1. Computer engineering (hardware): Electrical Engineering with more software (less hands-on)
2. Computer engineering (software): Computer Science with a bit more hardware (more hands on)
3. Computer system engineering: Not sure, cursory google search makes it seem like CE + IT
4. Software Engineering: Computer Science but more project-based and less theory
5. Information Technology: The communications and "people" side of technology, maintaining and managing information flow.
6. Computer Science: The scientific/mathematic study of computer software and algorithms. Can be more theoretical than the others (academia) or it could be practical (computer programming). A good program will have a mix of both and allow you to concentrate either way IMO
7. Software developer: More of a job title than a degree IMO, but even more project-based and less theoretical than software engineer, more creating a product than IT supporting the systems it runs on. Effectively "computer programmer"
If it helps, think of their relationships like a 3D model where you have theoretical/practical axis, hardware/software axis, and math/people-focused axis. EE is high practical hardware math, CS is high theory software math, IT is high practical software people, and the others are somewhere in between
There's a LOT of overlap though. Depending on the university, computer science, computer engineering, and/or software engineering can effectively be the same degree. Depending on the job position you might be called a software engineer, software developer, computer engineer, computer programmer, even IT specialist and do effectively the same job.
Darticus the Great thanks for this
Really clear explanation, thank you!!
Math is fun and easy.
Cs is one of my favorite course. I think this major will be better for me and If it wasn'tmath & Cs, I couldn't choose this major. I hope I will start college soon.
Bad news for the students in Texas, your gonna have to use TI microcontrollers, usually MSP430 for the class and the Tiva or any equivalent for the senior projects. Arduinos are illegal here 😂😂🤣🤣
@@catherinaaaaaa Texas schools are keeping it local
Illegal as in for use in public education? Or is the Arduino in my closet illegal?
@@cadenglick7783 both, lol. I'm pretty sure it's more convenient for Texas schools to use TI and also most of the professors wouldn't let you to use Arduinos because there are literally tons of projects out there but they will be very happy if you use SBCs (Raspberry Pi for example) in the senior projects
@@mysteriouslymysteriousmyst9139 You are right haha for CSUF also. We used the MSP432 for this exact reason in our microcontroller courses and embedded processor interfacing.
dear God help me to became computer engeener i'm so love this job.i know God is faithful i still hope one day yeah!
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sylvester mpepi bro I'm going to highschool now and I want to join a engineering class but I need to write a short essay on why I want join!! Hopefully I join man
sylvester mpepi bro I wish you become computer engineer one day . I want to be too 😊😊😊😊😍😍😍
If you can't even fix your grammar, which is easy to do, how can you do something more complicated?
Oh God help me too.. 4/6 years -.- and still don't know how to do EE stuff
Just finished my 3rd year in Computer Engineering and the video is on point. Wp.
Does computer engineering has that hard part of mathematics?
i love computer since i was 5, so im gonna take this major next school year