Why are engineers here treated better than Computer Scientists?

>>8718231
>computer science
>science

>>8718231
Because engineering is even more tedious than CS.

>>8718231
Engineers are not scientists nor "computer scientists" are, but at least engineers don't lie by calling themselves scientists

>>8718231
In any good school, an engineering degree has a massive work load.

t. Brainlet AE.

>>8718605

This

>>8718231
most engineers are basically NEETs and flood the board, giving each other shoulder pats

>>8718231
>You guys understand that engineers are not scientists right?
Neither are computer 'scientists'

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>Why are engineers here treated better than Computer Scientists?

Two reasons: Jea & lousy.

CS guys are building the future with algorithm research and machine learning while pure math guys, physicists and chemists shitpost on 4chan when they can't find a job. Many such cases. Sad!

>>8718231
But engineers do know science, unlike CS. CS is still important, though.

>>8718231

its called a BSCE for bachelors of science civil engineering. You're a moron.

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Engineers are mad because CS majors spend half the time studying, but end up making more money. Many such cases. Sad!

>>8718691

'Member when this was considered fat?

>>8718673

I think that's a tough distinction to make. For example, computer scientists working on formal verification in quantum systems do need to know a good measure of science.

>>8718231
People in all walks of life are scientists. It's not what is studied, but one's curiosity to study (collect data) and learn (turn data into information).

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>>8718241
CS is like math with out numbers

It's still a part of STEM

>>8718721
It still is