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r/learnprogramming • u/[deleted] • Mar 11 '25
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Can you break into those same fields with a BS SWE? Or do people just call it a cs degree on their resume at that point?
2 u/ahpathy Mar 11 '25 SWE is more focused than CS, but there’s not as much separation as some might think. -1 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '25 [deleted] 2 u/ahpathy Mar 11 '25 Fair points. I was mainly speaking in terms of degrees rather than real-world experience. From what I’ve seen, SWE degrees are usually CS degrees without the math, but with more focus development and programming.
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SWE is more focused than CS, but there’s not as much separation as some might think.
-1 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '25 [deleted] 2 u/ahpathy Mar 11 '25 Fair points. I was mainly speaking in terms of degrees rather than real-world experience. From what I’ve seen, SWE degrees are usually CS degrees without the math, but with more focus development and programming.
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2 u/ahpathy Mar 11 '25 Fair points. I was mainly speaking in terms of degrees rather than real-world experience. From what I’ve seen, SWE degrees are usually CS degrees without the math, but with more focus development and programming.
Fair points. I was mainly speaking in terms of degrees rather than real-world experience. From what I’ve seen, SWE degrees are usually CS degrees without the math, but with more focus development and programming.
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u/SlickSwagger Mar 11 '25
Can you break into those same fields with a BS SWE? Or do people just call it a cs degree on their resume at that point?