SCI BTFO BY QUORA

>CS vs engineering
Lol no one cares faggot.

>>8542794
I'd like to chime in
comp sci bachelors is easy as shit, no joke
the only classes that could cause someone trouble are the calc classes
but all the engineers take them too, and more

As a CPE I take all the "hard" courses during undergrad as mentioned in the post

>os design
>kernel programming
>device drivers

Cs at an undergraduate level isn't really that difficult, and I would argue not particularly valuable on its own.

Cs people in most cases don't take math past calc 2. And they complain that 3D graphics is the hardest class ever because of all the math.

So yes, it's a baby EE degree

>Engineers sucking cocks while computer scientists lick buttholes

Literally none of this matters

>>8542869
So what should a programmer who wants to be actually good do? Take a bunch of math classes? Move to post grad?

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>>8542896

Self study and major in anything else.

My major was CSE (Computer Science & Engineering) so I technically did all of the engineering core classes as well

it depends on your particular program

>>8542896

If you're trying to get a job you don't listen to any of these purist retards and go learn applicable skills at a university

>>8542919
>applicable skills
>at a university

Are you in high school kid? University isn't a trade school.

If you're trying to get a job programming, don't even bother going to college and make a kickass portfolio.