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Separating CS and Software engineering is a must in this case. But thinking of Software engineering as a "applied degree" is downgrading what Software Engineeri
by fsniper 17y ago
Separating CS and Software engineering is a must in this case. But thinking of Software engineering as a "applied degree" is downgrading what Software Engineering could be. Software Engineering can be a research and innovation degree. But nowadays it's not thought as one.
There are just "programing degrees" specialized for these cases. (there are in Turkey. But I'm not sure about USA and Europe)
- timwiseman 17y agoBut thinking of Software engineering as a "applied degree" is downgrading what Software Engineering could be. It is largely a point of view, but I would respectfully disagree. I suspect most people would think of an MD as an "applied degree" (or applied doctorate as the case may be), but many MD's engage in research and innovation. The same is true of the engineering degrees.