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Except at some point you have to deal with x86 and ARM and wait a minute - this looks a lot like computer engineering. It's a very distinct segment of the whol
by joatmon-snoo 10y ago
Except at some point you have to deal with x86 and ARM and wait a minute - this looks a lot like computer engineering.
It's a very distinct segment of the whole hardware/software spectrum that's very, very far off from the realm of, say, dev ops.
- gravypod 10y agoDev ops is not computer science. Dev ops is the operations of computational devices and the upkeep of the programs that run on them. Computer Science is the creation of these programs by taking advantage of the hardware they are running on. Dev ops are the road builders to the shipping companies. They do absolutly nothing related to each other but they both need each other. Dev ops is more an information technology field and it's useless to make devops people take courses from CS other then a familarity with Unix and Windows sytems. In fact Dev Ops people should go far further into depth on Unix and Windows systems to the point at which they know every bit of information of every documentation concerning running applications, services, and jobs on these machines. Computer scientists should go into how these are implemented.