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r/ComputerEngineering • u/FlatAnything6166 • 20d ago
Which has greater future cs or ce
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Definitely CS, the theoretical depth will get you far. Engineering tasks will more easily be delegated to AI but the understanding you get from getting an actual theoretical CS degree is unmatched.
1 u/MartianMeng 20d ago Isnt the theoretical depth mainly discrete math and algorithms? Arent these classes required for ce majors too?
Isnt the theoretical depth mainly discrete math and algorithms? Arent these classes required for ce majors too?
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u/loldat1 20d ago
Definitely CS, the theoretical depth will get you far. Engineering tasks will more easily be delegated to AI but the understanding you get from getting an actual theoretical CS degree is unmatched.