What is the difference between computer science and computer engineering because I want to do game design? Which course should I opt for?

Computer Science is traditionally more concerned with the theoretical knowledge of computation and (Algorithmic) programming. Thus one typically finds courses in programming, algorithms, numerical analysis and the theory of computation (what can and cannot in principle be computed) in Computer Science departments. Computer engineering programs largely developed in engineering departments strong in electrical engineering. Computer Engineering focuses on the practical aspects of development and use of computers, and so courses in digital logic design and processor interfacing which build on an engineering student's knowledge of electronics and circuits are typically found in CEN programs. You should opt CSE. You can do a graduation and can pursue a Game Design and Development Course or Diploma is VFX, 3D Arts, Game Design,etc. There are various institutes that offer diploma course in VFX, 3D, Game Design, etc and you can also find Online Courses on Game Design on Coursera, Edx, Udemy,etc. You can find steps to become Game Designer on the link below. They have explained in a simple way. Please refer the link below. <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://www.gamedesigning.org/become-a-game-designer/" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.gamedesigning.org/become-a-game-designer/</a> If you are satisfied with my answer please up-vote it. Thank You and All the Best.

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Computer science involves most theoretical stuff, but on the other hand, computer science is full of hardware and software and real knowledge I would say application knowledge. So, go through computer engineering, if you want to work in games.

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