NoirHat
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- Feb 4, 2011
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in computer engineering you mainly deal with software part whereas in IT you will have knowledge of both software and hardware including networking etc. which is not taught in computer engineering
i read stuff like this and smack my forehead.
So we'll start with- I have a bachelors in computer engineering. It's a degree that combines computer science and Electrical engeering and some computer architecture thrown on top. You learn how to engineer hardware and software. Feel free to apply to INTEL after you get your degree.
I didn't take I.T. so I can't speak for them but I believe they USE the stuff that the engineers design. That's essentially the difference. Potentially great high paying careers with either field.