Ipi tofauti ya course hizi mbili?
Ipi tofauti ya course hizi mbili?
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THOTHOLITHO
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Hakuna tofauti hapo mkuu ni mpangilio wa maneno tu kuhusu COMPUTER.
Hiyo yenye kaneno Engineering itakusaidia maana utajinadi kama Engineer Klaus9 hivyo itakusaidia kupata ubunge wa kuteuliwa kama sio uwaziri kabisa
dronedrake
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Freak
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Ndio ni tofauti
Software engineering is a branch in computer science ambayo specializes on development of system software
Ila computer science ni study ya computer ambayo maintains the three basic rule ya computer Ipi ni "input, Store, output " na many more in a more scientific approach. Inayo software engineering ila haita ingia deep as the course yenyewe.
Software engineering is a branch in computer science ambayo specializes on development of system software
Ila computer science ni study ya computer ambayo maintains the three basic rule ya computer Ipi ni "input, Store, output " na many more in a more scientific approach. Inayo software engineering ila haita ingia deep as the course yenyewe.
The former is the applied computer science in software engineering only, the later is the general computer science programme.
Computer science specializations
-Data scientist
-Software engineering
-computer engineering
-etc
So BSc. in computer science in software engineering, the programme means you have already specialized in one area of the computer science applications. More like you will be studying computer science programme based/limited to software engineering applications.
It's like comparing BSc. in information mathematics (BSc. in mathematics in information systems) and BSc. in mathematics. The former is the subdiscipline of the later.
BSc. in computer science is a general programme that later you will choose to specialize in one of its specializations/applications.
if it would have been this:
1. BSc. in computer science in software engineering
(Would mean, you're taking a computer science course/programme which is applied/specialized/somehow restricted to/ in software engineering activities)
2. BSc. in computer science with software engineering
(Would mean, you're taking a computer science as major with some percent of software engineering added to widen you're major's knowledge/applications) here actually you're a computer scientist major with some experience in software engineering.
3. BSc. in computer science and software engineering
(Would mean, you're taking computer science and software engineering) here you aren't a major in either, you have taken partiality in either field.
4. BSc. in computer science
(Means, have general knowledge in mathematics applied to computer theory) After here you can go in whatever the computer related field of specialization.
The university degree programmes are not mistakenly designed, choose wisely even if they may seem equal, they are different.
For different profession specialists working in same areas doesn't mean their degree professions are same that means they have met the job criteria and qualifications for the job.
E.g. for the job stating:
Needed Electrical/Computer/telecom engineer it doesn't mean electrical, telecom and computer engineering are same at graduate level, it means at least all of them may have touched that course( e.g PCB design, circuit design, etc ) from the college that we are looking for some one to have a knowledge for and can work in collaboration with our team.
Same as for some companies looking for IT/Computer Scie./Comp.Eng/Software Eng. For the job and you're like these professions are same, No! It means we are looking for someone who at least have some experience for web/app development for which it is true for the four professions above, computer programming is fundamentally taught. But actually they are solidly different, only one may be the background of the other.
Choose wisely!!
An electronics maintenance engineer is needed and these two applies the same job.
BSc. in electrical engineering
BSc. in electrical and electronics engineering
The same country but miraculously these programmes 'claims' to have the same curriculum structure!!. But the Hiring manager will have the first impression on BSc. in electrical and electronics guy, though electronics might be a course inside Electrical degree programme, yeah you have lost the first impression to the job interview but that doesn't generalize. There's no fault to the hirer, he might have been wrapping his head figuring out which to hire and assumed electrical ain't taking electronics courses.
Again choose the degree programme wisely!.
In UDSM there are BSc. in Geology and BSc. with Geology, they are sharing some courses but they are different programmes and aren't mistakenly structured!!!.
Thrice, choose wisely!!
But Kwa hapa Bongo, choose computer science, you will be in general scope doing different activities including even software engineering/development and IT jobs. Choosing software engineering at first you may limit your self as we aren't that much competitive in tech so does specializations.
Regards;
An Engineer.
Computer science specializations
-Data scientist
-Software engineering
-computer engineering
-etc
So BSc. in computer science in software engineering, the programme means you have already specialized in one area of the computer science applications. More like you will be studying computer science programme based/limited to software engineering applications.
It's like comparing BSc. in information mathematics (BSc. in mathematics in information systems) and BSc. in mathematics. The former is the subdiscipline of the later.
BSc. in computer science is a general programme that later you will choose to specialize in one of its specializations/applications.
if it would have been this:
1. BSc. in computer science in software engineering
(Would mean, you're taking a computer science course/programme which is applied/specialized/somehow restricted to/ in software engineering activities)
2. BSc. in computer science with software engineering
(Would mean, you're taking a computer science as major with some percent of software engineering added to widen you're major's knowledge/applications) here actually you're a computer scientist major with some experience in software engineering.
3. BSc. in computer science and software engineering
(Would mean, you're taking computer science and software engineering) here you aren't a major in either, you have taken partiality in either field.
4. BSc. in computer science
(Means, have general knowledge in mathematics applied to computer theory) After here you can go in whatever the computer related field of specialization.
The university degree programmes are not mistakenly designed, choose wisely even if they may seem equal, they are different.
For different profession specialists working in same areas doesn't mean their degree professions are same that means they have met the job criteria and qualifications for the job.
E.g. for the job stating:
Needed Electrical/Computer/telecom engineer it doesn't mean electrical, telecom and computer engineering are same at graduate level, it means at least all of them may have touched that course( e.g PCB design, circuit design, etc ) from the college that we are looking for some one to have a knowledge for and can work in collaboration with our team.
Same as for some companies looking for IT/Computer Scie./Comp.Eng/Software Eng. For the job and you're like these professions are same, No! It means we are looking for someone who at least have some experience for web/app development for which it is true for the four professions above, computer programming is fundamentally taught. But actually they are solidly different, only one may be the background of the other.
Choose wisely!!
An electronics maintenance engineer is needed and these two applies the same job.
BSc. in electrical engineering
BSc. in electrical and electronics engineering
The same country but miraculously these programmes 'claims' to have the same curriculum structure!!. But the Hiring manager will have the first impression on BSc. in electrical and electronics guy, though electronics might be a course inside Electrical degree programme, yeah you have lost the first impression to the job interview but that doesn't generalize. There's no fault to the hirer, he might have been wrapping his head figuring out which to hire and assumed electrical ain't taking electronics courses.
Again choose the degree programme wisely!.
In UDSM there are BSc. in Geology and BSc. with Geology, they are sharing some courses but they are different programmes and aren't mistakenly structured!!!.
Thrice, choose wisely!!
But Kwa hapa Bongo, choose computer science, you will be in general scope doing different activities including even software engineering/development and IT jobs. Choosing software engineering at first you may limit your self as we aren't that much competitive in tech so does specializations.
Regards;
An Engineer.
Belo
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Tafuta content za hizo course ndio utaona tofauti
waOLDmoshi
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- May 20, 2018
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Kwa hapa bongo software Engineering ni jina tu, nenda kasome Computer Science software development utaikuta ndani yake.
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