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@Lily_lyn
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 • 2 years ago •
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CSE vs software engineering

I really like coding and web designing.

Which major would be best if I want to make a career in game developing, web Designing?

Is computer science, computer Engeneering, Computer science and engeneering - much different from one another?

Which one should I choose if I want to learn Programming and web designing?

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@AdaH
129 answers, 167 votes
 • 2 years ago

Hey there @Lily_lyn!

I think software engineering would align most closely with your interests of programming and web design because of its focus on programming to help students develop skills that can be translated in a wide variety of tech-based careers. Although the three options have a lot of overlapping similarities, computer software engineering might be your best bet. Good luck!

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[🎤 AUTHOR]@Lily_lyn2 years ago

Thank you. Does it requires high math knowledge? I'm a bit weak in math

@AdaH2 years ago

From what I can tell, math is a helpful skill to have for CSE due to its focus on critical-thinking and problem-solving skills, but isn't strictly required/you could pretty easily learn the math necessary to do it.

@ElSteinera year ago [edited]

Still, custom development will always have more advantages, more opportunities to realize your ideas and business plans. The main thing, as always, is to find experienced professionals to develop a quality ERP. Why don't you entrust this task to Binary Studio? Help in hiring the best team of developers won't definitely be unnecessary and you'll be able to focus on running your business.

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