> It doesn't really matter, except that if they got a Software Engineering degree from a university that offers both, they're probably a soulless cretin. Or yo

> It doesn't really matter, except that if they got a Software Engineering degree from a university that offers both, they're probably a soulless cretin. Or you know they could have done a EE degree and decided after they had done enough courses that EE was not their thing and they would probably do Software Engineering so as to graduate with some degree that made use of the requirements that they had already completed and was at least related to what they wanted to do in real life.