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This is embarrassing. Do you really expect a website to come up with that exact phrase?
The search was obviously constructed to come up with no results. Well, not obvious to everyone I guess. Looks like some people are new to internet humor.
The search was obviously constructed to come up with no results. Well, not obvious to everyone I guess. Looks like some people are new to internet humor.
I'm impressed that you passed on the Ranier Wolfcastle gif.
Software engineers, for example, spend more time writing documents than anything else.
Thankfully, no. I'm sure there are jobs where a software engineer could get stuck doing that (e.g. defense work, which I escaped a long time ago), but mostly no.
No. Computer engineering is computer engineering. It's not the same as computer science. Your program might have paired computer science and engineering, but computer science programs are often standalone. Within STEM, it is debatable whether computer science falls into the science or technology categories, but it definitely does not fall into the engineering category. Some schools treat computer science as a natural science; therefore, they treat it like a liberal art.
No, it's not really debatable at all whether CS falls into Science or Technology. Computer Science falls into Mathematics. The actual computer is no more important to computer science than an actual compass and straight-edge are important to Euclidian plane geometry. So it is under the umbrella of the Liberal Arts.
There are programs called Computer Science and Engineering; if they are accredited, they have to meet BOTH the requirements for Computer Science and those for Computer Engineering, so they're a hybrid degree, part Liberal Arts, part Engineering.
The problem with liberal arts vs. STEM is that it is a flawed comparison. Science, Math, and certain aspects of Technology are liberal arts. Only engineering is not.
The problem with liberal arts vs. STEM is that it is a flawed comparison. Science, Math, and certain aspects of Technology are liberal arts. Only engineering is not.
Don't most universities adhere to
Maths, Chem, Phys, Astro, Bio, Genetics in the College of Sciences
Art, Music, Humanities, English, Foreign language, Phil, in the College of Arts
Biz, accounting, fin, mgmt in college of business
med, nursing in college of med
engineering in college of engineering
Maths, Chem, Phys, Astro, Bio, Genetics in the College of Sciences
Art, Music, Humanities, English, Foreign language, Phil, in the College of Arts
Biz, accounting, fin, mgmt in college of business
med, nursing in college of med
engineering in college of engineering
No.
Most decent schools adhere to fas (faculty of arts and sciences) - liberal arts
The problem with liberal arts vs. STEM is that it is a flawed comparison. Science, Math, and certain aspects of Technology are liberal arts. Only engineering is not.
Correct.
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