CompEng vs CompSci

>>61086878
>Thinking that there's much of a difference between science and engineering.

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Does it matter when there aren't going to be any jobs left for either in a few years?

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>>61086892
You're the next clown

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>>61086901
According to what, that "will robots take my job" website? Because no, there will be plenty of jobs for both. Only programmers need to worry.

And actors.

>>61086878
Who said compeng have a harder time? If you aren't a complete retard or have high standards you can definitely find a job faster than a compsci grad 9 times out of 10

Compsci grads have a eaier path to certain high paying jobs in California which their paychecks tend to go back to California's government but outside California CompEng grads will succeed and keep majority of their paycheck especially in states like Nevada , Florida , Texas even Michigan

>>61086901
Those are going to be the only jobs in a few years.

>>61086947
Well, according to literally every single piece of information on the internet published by literally every single publisher and every single college and every single job site and every single review site and every single news site and every single scholarly article, computer science is the more employable degree.

>>61086878
>Can't they do everything CompSci grads can do and then some?
They can't.

t. someone who have worked with compeng """programmers""" in the industry.

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>>61086878
Every STEM major can do everything a CS grad can do.

>>61088429
Everyone can do everything, there's just only so much time in the day so you pick your specialty

>>61086878
no
CS is an umbrella term to many different areas of specialization. some pick data science, some pick game design, some embedded, some pick scientific computing, some pick actual computer science. hardware only really applies to a few concepts and relates a lot more to low level computing down to transistor-transistor logic (which is EE style shit) to the ALU and up to compiler design (which is intersectional with CS). so no, one is not the union of one and the other. employers deeper than "i program" or "i make circuits"; cisco is not hiring you to write network firmware for routers if you do ui/ux.

>>61087019
Not him but scholar articles today are so biased and or politically charged I highly doubt it

Comp eng degrees can be used for more than just coding and more than just engineering

>>61090571
t. NEET