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Yeah, other than students who get interested in all the hardware stuff (for whom there would likely be dedicated courses), I don't see how general EE courses he
by rty32 2y ago
Yeah, other than students who get interested in all the hardware stuff (for whom there would likely be dedicated courses), I don't see how general EE courses help computer science study or career. If anyone really needs that later in the career, it won't be hard to pick it up.
- mananaysiempre 2y agoThat’s not what I meant at all, but then this involves a general conflict between a university and a vocational school (the second should aim to be useful even at the expense of comprehensiveness; the first comprehensive even at the expense of usefulness), or a CS and an SE degree.
- alfiedotwtf 2y agoI’m just wondering… did none of your universities offer Computer Engineering? I did it for one year before switching to CS because I just couldn’t grok how a bloody OpAmp worked back then and didn’t want to spend the next 50 years doing that lol. My CE course was essentially an Electrical Engineering course with power distribution subjects replaced with programming subjects
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