>Hardware engineering, software engineering, software programming, robotics, networking
>focuses mostly on troubleshooting issues on a software level. Expect to learn different programming languages, how to work with operating systems and how to maintain databases.
>According to BLS, "a computer engineering major is similar to electrical engineering but with some computer science courses added to the curriculum".
>Computer engineering actually is engineering. All of embedded systems in electrical engineering is going to computer engineering. Now digital logic is even moving to computer engineering which is pretty much a big chunk of EE. A lot of computer engineers work as EEs.
> Some potential job titles for graduates with a degree in computer science include software developer, database administrator, web developer, or project manager. Computer engineers, on the other hand, focus on developing, designing and manufacturing microprocessors, integrated circuits, and other computing systems.
>focuses mostly on troubleshooting issues on a software level. Expect to learn different programming languages, how to work with operating systems and how to maintain databases.
>According to BLS, "a computer engineering major is similar to electrical engineering but with some computer science courses added to the curriculum".
>Computer engineering actually is engineering. All of embedded systems in electrical engineering is going to computer engineering. Now digital logic is even moving to computer engineering which is pretty much a big chunk of EE. A lot of computer engineers work as EEs.
> Some potential job titles for graduates with a degree in computer science include software developer, database administrator, web developer, or project manager. Computer engineers, on the other hand, focus on developing, designing and manufacturing microprocessors, integrated circuits, and other computing systems.
