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I have a bachelors in computer science, i have recently become more interested in hardware aspect of computers, any help would be appreciated.(my undergrad didn't require ANY physics class).
Well, don't abandon all hope yet.Alla said:I want to get a masters degree in computer engineering, I am afraid it might not be possible as i don't have a bachelors degree in computer engineering.(Thank you in advance).details would be appreciated.
Yes, it is possible to switch from computer science to computer engineering. Both fields are closely related and share many core concepts. However, it may require additional coursework or a change in academic program.
It depends on the specific courses and credits you have completed in your current program. Some universities may allow you to transfer credits towards your new program, while others may require you to retake certain courses. It is best to consult with an academic advisor for your specific situation.
Computer science focuses on the theory and principles behind computing, while computer engineering combines principles from computer science and electrical engineering to design and develop hardware and software systems. In other words, computer science is more theoretical, while computer engineering is more practical and applied.
It is possible to switch to computer engineering without a background in engineering. However, you may need to take additional courses to catch up on the necessary engineering concepts. It is important to do thorough research and consult with an academic advisor before making the switch.
Both computer science and computer engineering have excellent job prospects in today's technology-driven world. The demand for professionals in both fields is high and expected to continue growing. Ultimately, the job prospects will depend on your individual skills, experience, and interests.