> What would you learn in a BSc Software Engineering that's not in a BSc Computer Science course that's not going to become redundant after a couple years Indu

> What would you learn in a BSc Software Engineering that's not in a BSc Computer Science course that's not going to become redundant after a couple years Industrial economy, ethics, engineering professionalism, development methodology seem rather universal. Then, depending on specialization you could pick up anything from signal theory to control engineering to human anatomy. > and couldn't be covered in a module? That's a pair of very, very narrowly placed goalposts. Of course you could cover anything in a module and call it computer science, but where would you go then if you have a legitimate interest in computer science and not a bunch of courses that really have nothing to do with it?