Computer Engineering VS Information Technology | KEY DIFFERENCES 

Glad to hear these videos are helping!

Sara, like the way you keep it simple and more directive!

Good ideas! Will take note of them thank you!

@@TheSn12 Really appreciate the comment and will be really helpful if you make videos on those topics. Thanks!

I think that might be more geared toward EE’s more so than CE. Since this kind of work involves the design and engineering of communication components (such as optical fibers, ip networking, microwave transmission, etc.) most of this kind of knowledge is gained as an EE. However, if you are in CE right now and are interested in doing this, you can still decide to choose the hardware track and gain some more experience in this area before you graduate. Again, EE would most likely be a better option but it’s not impossible as a CE either. This is just from what I know so please take this with a grain of sand. Hope this helps!

Personally, I’d say Computer Engineering because it’s ENGINEERING. You’ll be taking a lot more intense math courses and problem-solving. Some of these include Calc 1-3, probability, differential equations, low level programming (lot of math involved here it’s annoying), signals & systems, and many more. Basically all classes involve problem-solving which I don’t think is the case with IT. Yes you will be taking math and problem solving courses as an IT but I don’t think they’re nearly as intense or as many.

did you transfer courses? how are you now? i took computer engineering also and im overwhelmed by the subjects.

Computer Engineering. Unless this is a trick question? haha

I’d switch to CS. I know for a fact that you won’t learn about full stack dev as a CE. I didn’t take any courses on this at my college and I’m assuming it’s the same at your University. Especially if you don’t have any interest in hardware then definitely do CS.

What is Cs? İs it compiter science ​@@TheSn12

Yes of course but it defiantly won’t be easy or ideal. It’ll be a very stressful, isolated (no social life), emotional 4-5 months haha

@@TheSn12 🙄 Allright

@@TheSn12 why are you so happy about that?.?

It honestly depends on the person. None is better than the other (in work, salary, schooling, etc.) so I’d suggest determining what it is you want to do and work with/on then see which of the three suits that the most. I can also make a video comparing these three as well if that will help :) thanks for the question!

@@TheSn12 Thank u so much🥺❤️❤️

Only on here! I do a terrible job at responding to comments on any other platform (I.e just don’t respond at all)….although I might create an email 📧 for those who want to ask a question…will update you in a video if this happens!

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I made a previous video this and give tips you can follow so you can get a GPA too! If you scroll down a bit on this channel you’ll see a video called “How to get a high GPA”. I can also make an updated one with more details if would be helpful too :)