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Difference between computer and softare engineering

So i didn't clear my hsc board exam so i'm planning to do diploma and then degree in software engineering but i found not a single college which provide software engineering diploma in mumbai . they all say "computer science" or "IT" but i know there is vast difference between all that courses

0 44 Views | Posted 2014-06-04 23:24:08
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    Chandu Tumuluri Chandu Tumuluri , Digital Marketer ,Hustler | Contributor-Level 9

    2014-06-04 23:58:07
    Software engineering is called IT & Computer Engineering is also called computer science engineering.Normally,in IT only writing software , checking,testing etc.Incase of CSE both software & hardware is taught & this qualification is on demand in present IT Industry.
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