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No difference?
I'm working towards a AAS in Computer Information Technology (Software Programming/Development) at CC and wanted to transfer to University for a Bachelor afterwards. Texas has 3 Bachelor degrees but they look no different. http://www.utdallas.edu/enroll/PDF/t.../SEBS-2011.pdfhttp://www.utdallas.edu/enroll/PDF/t.../CEBS-2011.pdfhttp://www.utdallas.edu/enroll/PDF/t.../CSBS-2011.pdfI don't get it. Thought someone with smarts could help me. My demics adviser is full of fuck. I have no fucking idea what college is or it's purpose in the United States; I'm getting it for almost free because I'm poor so why not.

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Well this thread is already full of fail.

Y u no separate lines Dave?
Computer Science = Broad (Does it all)
Computer Engineering = Specialization (Specifically the hardware side of computing)
Software Engineering = Specialization (Specifically the software side of computing)
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Computer Science = Broad (Does it all)
Computer Engineering = Specialization (Specifically the hardware side of computing)
Software Engineering = Specialization (Specifically the software side of computing)
So CPU Science would be the best choice? Or would I even need this? The curriculum I'm in now is full of jizz. /iwantmore

Goes from basic programming, web programming, advanced programming, web design, 3d model/animation, game design, more web design and C# stuff, then ends with Unix and OS development.
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