Computer Science & Engineering: Request for a Sub-Section

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Discussion Overview

The discussion centers around the suggestion for creating a dedicated sub-section for "Computer Science & Engineering" within the Engineering section of the Physics Forums. Participants express the need for a space where Computer Science students can share doubts and questions more effectively.

Discussion Character

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Main Points Raised

  • One participant suggests that a sub-section for "Computer Science & Engineering" would be beneficial for students to share their doubts, citing difficulties in using other platforms for this purpose.
  • Another participant points out the existence of a Computing & Technology forum, implying that it may serve the needs expressed.
  • A third participant references a specific section for homework-related questions that includes Engineering, Computer Science, and Technology, suggesting that such resources are already available.
  • A later reply directs the original poster to the previous responses as answers to their inquiry.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants do not reach a consensus on the necessity of a new sub-section, as some point to existing resources that may fulfill the same purpose.

Contextual Notes

The discussion does not explore the specific limitations or features of the existing forums mentioned, nor does it address the potential benefits or drawbacks of creating a new sub-section.

Who May Find This Useful

Students and participants interested in Computer Science and Engineering discussions, as well as those involved in forum management or community organization.

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Hello Moderators,
Why there isn't any sub-section dedicated to "Computer Science & Engineering" in Engineering Section. It'll be very helpful for Computer Science students to share their doubts through that sub-section. We some group of CSE students had trouble clearing our doubts. So, we use to post our doubts on f**eb**k.com, which isn't made for this. Hence, sometimes we had hard time finding the previous conversation in f**eb**k.com. I also tried st***ov*****w.com, but here we can not post all kind of doubts. I found Physics Forum quite easy to use, less restricted and very helpful. If moderators can create a new sub section for "Computer Science & Engineering" it'll be very helpful for all Computer Science Students.
 
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There's a section for homework related questions (doubts) in the
https://www.physicsforums.com/forums/homework-coursework-questions.152/-/mark-read?date=1411329253
Homework & Coursework Questions >> Engineering, Comp Sci, & Technology Homework
 
See the two above replies for the answers to your question.
 
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