some quesitons on computer engineering?

Question

q.. first question is that i m a student of comp eng. but the thing is i dont really know why ppl call this computer eng. also as electronic and computer engineering.?

q... what is the difference between comp. eng and electronics eng.?

q... what is the difference b/w comp eng. and electrical eng.?

q.... if i hav done bachelors in comp engineerins what else i need to do later to b known as electronics eng. too bcuz is said electronics eng. is also comp eng. but the comp eng. is not the electronics eng. so plz help on it

q... can a computer eng. also do the jobs of electronics and electrical eng. if not then what more things he must do after bachelors so that he has complete control over these 3 fields i mean comp eng. , electronics eng. , and electrical eng. plz help i m a bit dumb on questioning

q... also plz let me know what is diff b/w comp. eng and comp scientist. and who has more demand and salary in usa of these 2?

thank u for help

Answer 1

1. Computer Engineering is Electrical Engineering geared towards circuitry and its application rather than power and communication that Electrical focuses on.

2. No.

3. You can call yourself anything you want, your degree will say a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering.

4. People do not hire you because you've taken all the computer engineering courses, they hire you because they want an engineer. If need be, they will train you on what you need for your position if its not innate from your studies.

5. Computer engineering is mostly hardware and low-level programming, while computer science is alot of mathematics, high-level programming and theory.

Answer 2

Computer Engineering requires some knowledge of Electronic Engineering, but is more involved in providing computer hardware solutions. In the real world (somewhat different from the uni days !), Computer Engineering mainly involves selecting the right combination of hardware from suppliers to meet requirements from customers. Unfortunately, very little Electronics or even genuine Computer Engineering know how will be used.

Electrical Engineering is quite a different field of study, it mainly deals with power usage of machinery and domestic use.

Computer Science deals with system and software demands of clients.

I suggest to assess which of these fields have a better chance of employment, find on-line agencies and search for each job title. Say you find 10 on-line agents and search for job titles "Electronic Engineer", "Computer Engineer", "Electrical Engineer", and "Computer Scientist" and get 200 jobs listed. Sort them and note their number and average salary. This should give you some idea of current demand.

However, today's demand will change in 2-4 years as a rule of thumb.

If you want a safe choice, I suggest go for more general and wider degrees like Electronic Engineering or Electrical Engineering. You will still be able to apply for more specific job titles like Computer Engineering if you select some relevant units.

I hope I have provided some clues.

Answer 3

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