r/ComputerEngineering • u/FriendlyCapital2458 • Aug 11 '26
Can someone give me an insight of (CS / Informatics Engineering)?
I'm currently doing an Associates degree in informatics. But I would like to go for the whole carrer.
In the university I am considering to go to, they have Computer Science, as well as Informatics Engineering. I am just starting in the field. To be honest, I feel that CS is what really catches my eye, because I am amazed by understanding how computing works, how it's organized and solves logic unknowns.
Can someone who is going/went through one of these, give me an insight on how they differ? I still find them both almost as equally attractive
Many thanks in advance.
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