Talk:Computer Science and Engineering

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[edit] Computer Science and Engineering

I am a student of Computer Science and Engineering in India. Here are the subjects that I have studied. 1. Electrical Technology (DC, AC machines, transformers etc),2. Discrete Mathematical Structures 3. Digital Electronics (counter design, flip flop etc) 4. Electronic Circuits (transistors, diodes, amplifiers, opamps etc) 5. Principles of Programming Languages 6. Automata Languages and Computation 7. Computer Architecture & Organization 8. Data Structures and Algorithms 9. LANGUAGE PROCESSORS (compiler design theory) 8. SOFTWARE ENGINEERING 9. MICROPROCESSORS (8085, PIC, other ics used for 8085 working and peripheral integration) 10. Data Communication (AM, FM, PSK etc about computer and data communication) 11. DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS 12. DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING 13. OPERATING SYSTEMS 14. COMPUTER GRAPHICS 15. MICROPROCESSOR SYSTEM DESIGN ( 8086, 386, 486 ... chip level details) 16. CONTROL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING ( That was an EE subject, Bode plot and like things) 17. COMPUTER NETWORKS 18. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE 19. ANALYSIS & DESIGN OF ALGORITHMS 20. ADVANCED ARCHITECTURE & PARALLEL PROCESSING 21. ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS 22. SECURITY IN COMPUTING 23. DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING 24. INDUSTRIAL ORGANISATION AND MANAGEMENT (sucks !!!!) 25. ALGORITHMS AND COMPLEXITY

What do you think? Is it more Computer Science or Computer Engineering? If its computer engineering, why did they add 'science' ?

anoop_anooprs (talk) Apr. 15 2008, 04:30:06 UTC —Preceding comment was added at 04:30, 15 April 2008 (UTC)

Can you state which University in India provides this CSE course?

It may be eligible enough to be added to the list of universities around the world providing this course.

88.105.26.227 (talk) 10:52, 21 April 2008 (UTC)

Added Technology-tag

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I've added the technology tag, requesting a more "technical" view of the aspects of this degree course, hopefully to counteract the scientific view of the subject.

88.105.26.227 (talk) 10:49, 21 April 2008 (UTC)

Added merge-tag: SAME/DIFFERENT course? {-{tl|merge|Computer Science and Engineering}-}

It seems your course does exist in another article with quite a similar name. Although there ARE some differences of the modules you're taking comparing with the ones provided for 1st and 2nd year students of CSE from Glamorgan University. Are they both the same or different course??? 88.105.26.227 (talk) 11:37, 21 April 2008 (UTC)

88.105.4.107 (talk) 20:40, 23 April 2008 (UTC)

Copying relevant topic from other article.

[edit] Oppose merge

I think these articles should be kept separate. There is a problem of definition here: Computer Engineering is both a specific professional area of expertise AND the name of a course of study at higher institutions. Computer Science and Engineering is primarily the name of a course of study, although it could be taken to be a general field of expertise encompassing both Computer Science and Computer Engineering. I think we should be careful to keep these definitions separate.--Aervanath's signature is boring 04:57, 8 May 2008 (UTC)