What is best if I am interested in software engineering: computer science or information technology?
Asked by Vatsal Jain
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If this was for my mean I would choose c. S which is apart better from I. T. Although, there's no such difference between c. S & I. T technology. Both are liable and demanded course. You need focus on to the aim of your goals. Priority, must be being with C.s. Where you learn about how to deal with the modulation of technology. In which you will be able to learn assemble and decode the programs. You could create your own soft. & programs according to the terms of demand. Not even programs but you will be able to how with the robotics warfare. I bet you to do with your own willingness and you will be the next Mark Zuckerberg.
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SE is more better to confirm.
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If you are really interested in software, then CSE is the best option to opt in better college. All the best.
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If you want to be software developer then computer Science is better than IT because it will help you more with the basics of coding languages too.
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Both branches are almost same. There is a minor difference between them. If you take admission in IT, there is no problem as all the subjects are same for both branches. There is only 2 or 3 subjects difference between them as you say. If you really have the option, then you can go for CS. There is no such thing that CS has more priority than IT. Both goes from the same stuff but if you have option, then go for CS.
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It doesn't really matter in the college because most of the syllabus is same with only 2-3 subjects different, but while choosing careers it is completely different.
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