I've seen a lot of Software Engineering curriculum, and the more serious ones are always CS + Engineering (so semester long projects, projects management) and t

I've seen a lot of Software Engineering curriculum, and the more serious ones are always CS + Engineering (so semester long projects, projects management) and there was an expectation that the student could build something at the end. Basically, what Stanford/MIT does (and a bunch of others). On the other hand, I've seen places where the "Software Engineering" is about requirement, methodologies and tools and has no math nor algorithms. That's akin to an aeronautical engineer without a solid background in classical mechanics.