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  • Computer Engineering Vs Computer Science & Engineering

    Shah Vish

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    Updated: Oct 26, 2024
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    Hie Frnds 😀
    Im Vish n i just passed diploma Computer Engineering
    and now i want 2 apply for degree and available Streams are
    1. Computer Engineering
    2. Computer Science & Engineering.

    So plz can Explain what is main Difference between these Courses ????
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  • Ankita Katdare

    Administrator • Aug 12, 2012

    #-Link-Snipped-# It could depend on the University that you're applying to. Have you verified the courses and the subjects that each branch has in your college?
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  • graphite

    Member • Aug 12, 2012

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    Yeah it depends upon the university you are applying to. In our university we had only one option that is computer engineering. I don't think that there would be much difference in the courses as the basic subjects like data structures , database management etc.. (there are many to name) are to be taught to every computer engineer. So you have a look at the subjects in each branch.
    So all the best and good luck. 😀
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  • Shah Vish

    Member • Aug 12, 2012

    ya Stream Computer Science & Engineering is just recently added n modified
    also i had checked the syllabus
    thr hardly difference between both i.e lyk 1 or 2 subject in each semester
    i m uploading pdf file of both syllabus so accordingly plz tell which has better scope n development 😀

    thnx once again 😀

    😀
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  • graphite

    Member • Aug 13, 2012

    See almost all subjects are same till 3rd year. You might have seen that there is a subject soft computing in Computer Science & Engg. which is related to neural networks. Computer signal processing in computer Engg. is somewhat related to signal processing i.e digital signal. Each branch has its own scope and development now its up to your interest in subjects.
    Hope you got it. Good luck. 👍
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  • whiz.kid.aniket

    Member • Aug 13, 2012

    No difference at all. It is just illusion of words!
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  • Shah Vish

    Member • Aug 15, 2012

    Hehe 😀
    thnx M going $ computer Engg....

    😁
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  • priya burghate

    Member • Aug 17, 2012

    yes,there is litl differnce that in comp science & engginering and comp engg.
    best luk!
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  • delta

    Member • Nov 5, 2012

    in ce there is mostly computer subject with electronics part but in cse there is mostly theory
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  • Shah Vish

    Member • Nov 6, 2012

    Thnx 😀
    waise b mujhe practicals sub hi suits karte h
    theory i snt good 4 health 😁 😁
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  • Jeffrey Arulraj

    Member • Nov 12, 2012

    Shah Vish
    Thnx 😀
    waise b mujhe practicals sub hi suits karte h
    theory i snt good 4 health 😁 😁
    It is against forum rules to post in other languages other than English Do check it out
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  • Chinu1

    Member • Dec 3, 2012

    Both Computer Engineering and Computer Science & Engineering study the use of the digital computer as a tool that makes possible much of modern technology and the overlap between the two fields is significant. Both disciplines study the inner workings of computers and both study hardware as well as software aspects of computer systems.
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