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- Been receiving a lot of questions about majoring in Computer Science and how it's different from majoring in Computer Engineering. So, in this video we compare the two fields and address the differences between them. Please let me know if I missed anything related to/about Computer Science as I do not have a lot of knowledge about that degree field.
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I have been searching for this, I finally know the difference. Thank you for sharing!
I'd love to hear about some of the projects you work on, either in the field or personally
OK, I can definitely make a video about that. Thanks for the suggestion!
Have you taken any courses during the summer? I’ll be starting college this fall and if I ever were to drop a few classes then I would have to take them over the summer. Have you ever had to drop a class and take it during the summer? I’m wondering cuz I wanna see if it’s possible to not take any classes during the summer so I can be free and look for a part time job during the summer
No, I’ve never had to drop a class before but I still needed to take summer classes for two consecutive summers. When I was a freshman, I didn’t know what I wanted to major in so I had a couple of courses (about 2-3) that didn’t apply to my CompE degree and I needed to make them up. These courses were also prerequisites for my future fall/spring courses which is why I had to take them in the summer otherwise I wouldn’t have been able to graduate in the expected 4 years timeframe. It may be different for you (I don’t know if the classes you drop are/will be prerequisites for other classes you need to take for your degree). Since you’ll be a freshman, if you do drop a couple of classes I think you’ll be okay with working over the summer without taking any classes since a lot of them are general subjects (humanities, English, etc.) which are not usually pre-requisites for anything sort of engineering degree. Although, I wouldn’t drop more than two or three courses in a single semester because you’ll most likely need to take more credit hours than the average full time student ( > 15 credits) in the following semester. This is because, even though they may not be pre-requisites, you’ll still need to take a certain amount of credits and classes in order to graduate within 4 years (applies to all bachelors degrees). This amount of credits involves a LOT of course work so it will be stressful but if you’re not working during the school year then you’ll be okay. Hope that wasn’t too confusing haha
I am a CPE major we had to learn C++ our first year
What are your views on computer science and engineering ( CSE)?
Writing kernels, compilers in C or assembly, hypervisors, OSs can be done by a CS person. I think CE are dealing with hardware architecture. That is something we CS students do not cover, I took only one semester of that subject, the van Neumann computer model being the focus. We did cover a lot of the Turing and Church computing theory.
Yes, you are exactly right. We do focus a lot more on the hardware architecture. I’ve needed to take multiple computer architecture & network courses as a graduate student. Also took one OS course as an undergrad CE which was the only class that we shared with other CS students. They knew much more about the material than we did since our focus was on the architecture than the software. Thank you for the information!
Nice shots video explained about the two major Sarah.....
Please your volume is a bit low, kindly enhanced it. Thanks
barkatumba ngidda thanks for the input, will do!
Is there alot of math u need to know?
YES. The main ones are Calc I, II, and III, Adv. Mathematics for engineers (I.e. differential equations) and linear algebra but most, if not all, of the CompE core courses require you to have this knowledge in order to be successful (such as circuits 1 and 2, computer architecture, programming, etc.). Aside from mathematicians, engineers require you to learn and take the most math courses.
@@TheSn12 thing is I'm only 14 and I want to be like you 😭😭
Major in computer engineering
Minor in computer science
What do you think?
Hey sarah
Your videos are cool. Thanks. Can you make a video on what programming languages are there in computer engineering.
Hey Sara, which concentration you think is the best in computer engineering: Cybersecurity, System software, or Computer architecture and Microprocessors design?
which ever one you enjoy the most.
Which engineering do you learning now........???????????????
That was well explained. I’m a computer engineering major too. But sometimes I wonder If I chose the right major because I feel like I would enjoy the programming and designing part . But I think that if you want to go to grad school then choose Computer engineering as a undergrad and do computer science masters. That way you can have some hardware background and actually understand what you are talking about. Not to offend computer science but sometimes they don’t even understand what they talk because they don’t have “embedded” knowledge
I’m the opposite, studied CS and regret not doing CE in undergrad. CE opens up more opportunities in the embedded systems world and if you don’t like it you can still do app dev where most CS students end up. For me, app dev is boring so I’m looking to get a masters in either EE/CE to go lower in the stack
@@Aryan-md9tjme to I have bachelor in computer science but I love CE can Itake master in CE ? IT POSSIBLE OR NOT ?
Hey,
I want to know how modern computer works with memory CPU and input and output with logic gates...
How to understand it....
What is the roadmap to understand this....
Please help
Hey, I am an ECE student and currently struggling to find a suitable FYP for my group, can you help us?
We can contact on email further. Thanks.
What is better to learn Computer Science or Computer Engineering if you want to get in to Artificial Intelligence?
In general i would say CS. But if you want to use ai in robotics or signal processing CE could be better because you have knowledge in the engineering stuff. But you definitely can choose ai subjects in both.
3:45 I know Java is old but don’t you think that one programming language will be used MORE in the future?
Why not? Android runs it!
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Can we code if we have done Comp e
Hey,
I want to know how modern computer works with memory CPU and input and output with logic gates...
How to understand it....
What is the roadmap to understand this....
Please help
different between for computer technology and computer science engineering
Thanks for the suggestion will do!
Also, does a computer science degree not make your title “engineer”, unlike computer engineering?
Hi, I completed my ug in electronics and communications. I have work experience in an IT company for 1.5 years. I have been admitted to a graduate school for computer engineering with focus towards comp arch and microprocessors. But I have forgotten most of the concepts in electronics so can u suggest some courses that I should go through before strting the graduate school?
Have a question for you, what kind of jobs can you use the degree in? It seems there are many hiring for computer science degrees but I have a hard time seeing where a prerequisite for the position is a computer engineering degree.
Plz tell me the college you went to
I wanna go there
Bixler Avalanche UNM 🐾
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What’s better electrical engineering or computer engineering?
It depends on the individual since they are very similar and the salary is about the same (for a full time career). It all depends on your preferences. If you prefer to work with the hardware, build circuit boards and/or you like working in the labs and measuring the voltages, capacitance, inductance, etc. of a microcontroller then electrical engineering would be a good option. But if you instead prefer more programming or software/computer type work then computer engineering would be better.
I think CS is more towards an academic career
I guess so. Not too familiar with CS since I didn’t major in that subject.
i was wondering what basic knowledge of computers should I have before deciding to study computer engineering
Have foundation of programming,data structure and algorithm and a little bit of discrete math should do fine..I suggest learning python first not for hardware but just to get used to programming
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Hi i study computer engeneering can u record video in work and show us work nature
I would but my work doesn’t allow it video recording at work, sorry. Although, I can still talk about it so I may make a video on it.
Don’t mind me. I’m just doing research cause people are asking me to explain under my Computer Engineering day in the life video
Would you know what career path is more stable ? CE or CS
Both. You can find really good, stable careers with either of these degrees. It really just comes down to what you're more interested in and willing to do full time for next 10+ years after college
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Can a computer engineer get a software engineering job?
Yes, definitely. All you really need to do is take the software track (i.e. take more software oriented courses later on in your junior/senior year) and I’d also suggest applying to internships that involve software work (such as C++/Java/Python programming, software development, DevOps, Linux programming, etc.). Just proving that you’ve had some sort of experience and education in the field should be enough to get a software engineering job.
@@TheSn12 OH THANK YOU SO MUCH. Because its my last year and I needed to decide.
My country have only IT, IT Engineering, Computer Science
No CE? Where are you from?
Sweet talking
Thank u
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Thanks for such great information
just wondering what about software engineering ?? . 😅 can anyone tell me d' differences between the two as well !? (software and computer engineering) !!
I’ll be working on it soon!
Can a CS graduate take a CE job?
but honestly i think that computer science major has way better job opportunities and variety in the market specially in the developing countries, even in Europe or north America
Yeah but it’s less flexible and has way less trajectory than Computer Engineering. CPE majors typically have access to just as much entry level software jobs as CS majors. However, CS majors don’t have access to the more hardware oriented jobs, like embedded systems and controls systems engineering. Additionally, CPE majors can easily pickup a CS masters later and be more than qualified for any software/hardware position, but CS majors can’t as easily pickup a CPE masters.
@@Punicia but here is the question how many country in the world really works on the hardware and the embedded system side, a small a mount of countries around the world that have this technology and industry that required some to engineer and design the hardware side, even countries who have real industry of computer systems such as US, the opportunities in the market that available to computer engineers in the hardware side still way less than the opportunities in the software side, and most of the computer engineers that I know basically they work in the software side, they don't engineer and design embedded system and solve differential equations to design electronics circuits inside the IC. that's true computer engineering is a good major but when it comes to opportunities computer science filed is better option and smart choice. may be i am wrong but that 's my point of view
@@bmw320540750 You are right and I respect your opinion. Both are great majors and both help to advance technology in one way or another.
@@Punicia CS majors can take embedded jobs. If you look up job postings, you will see that almost all embedded jobs mention CS degrees as well.
how about software engineering?
Is a computer science degree more valuable to an aspiring software engineer/ developer?
Neither it, it depends on ur ability to solve problems.
is it worth it to finish my computer engineering degree then study computer science after? or just a waste of time?
Education is never a waste of time. And, actually, that's kinda good because you'll have hardware background, so it could be "easier" to understand things and, obviuosly, you would be able to design, operate, repair, etc, a hardware.
Currently, I am deciding if I want to change my major to computer engineer or computer science. Your video definitely helped with my decision making.
which one are you leaning more towards?
@@idkaname1539 I’m leaning more towards computer engineering because of the versatility; It’s more flexible than computer science (CS). CS is only software so it restricts you to only software type of jobs, such as software developer. What are you studying?
@@Tunnny44 I’m leaning towards computer engineering as well, I will probably end up studying it
@@Tunnny44 Btw can I ask if you don't mind? I am more torward to making technologies and making something like a robot or something like that(Even thought i dont know how to build it lol, i only made moving Lego cars XD)and also coding, but I don't have the knowledge yet for computer engineering but I have a decent knowledge for a beginner for computer science. So should I take software engineer or maybe robotics or computer science (cuz I studied that first)
@@dumguyawesome I would do mechanical engineering with minor (second concentration) in computer science.
thnx for the help
Can computer engineer work as a computer science?
Yes. Although you’ll most likely need to spend more time learning about programming and the details of it (I.e. optimization, parallelism, threads, processes, GUI’s, etc.) since this is what is needed and required in order to build large and efficient software programs. Computer engineering just teaches you the basics/fundamentals of programming (I.e. short and simple scripts) but you can gain still gain knowledge and experience as an intern or in your free time (such as watching videos and building your own little software “project”)
Do you think it’s worth it to get a masters to get into industry?
Marin Lopez Personally, I’d say yes but it ultimately depends on the individual. If you decide to pursue a masters you’ll definitely have a higher chance of getting a higher paid entry-level job. But then again, you have to commit to another year or two worth of school work and school expenses. If you think it’s worth it and you know you can get a job that pays significantly higher with a masters than a bachelors degree then I’d say go for it. Most of the time this is the case because it truly does pay to go to college and you are seen as that much more “valuable” to the company (especially an engineer). However, if a company you want to work for/at does not offer significant pay differences between bachelors and masters degrees (
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hey i want to work toward artificial intelligence, so what should i major in cs, ce or data science? I love your videos
Im not her but i'll give you my opinion (based on a LOT of research, believe me). Computer Science is the king of all IT majors, it is literally one where you'll study all aspects of computers, including networks, database, algorithms, etc. And you can choose in which one you want to specialize and focus in. So i wouldnt trust those specific majors (data science, cybersecurity, sotware engineering) to be the best option... I would advise keeping your options open unless youre 100% sure you want a specific thing. If you dont like CS you either dont enjoy math that much or computers that much, in that case i would recommend another career... Good luck
And i believe CE is more towards building computers, while CS is more focused on understanding and applying knowledge about them for certain things
@@Idk-xi1tr If I'm interested in robotics.. what would be the best then?
@@shariq6121 computer engineering. Specialize in robotics
@@Idk-xi1tr I don’t like math so what should i take computer engineering or computer science ?? Plzz replay
I decided
To become
A software engineer
Cuz it's about application right guys
Is it ideal to double major in Computer Engineering and Computer Engineering?
Lol
Atharva B. Only if you really like or are, preferably, obsessed with it then yes.
@@TheSn12 i figured a EE double is better than to double with a CS, my classes have emphasized more in the EE side