I don't think so. Not CSE nope.
C++ is an elective under ECE though.
C++ is first year syllabus where I come from
Wait, what? I just studied those this sem, I'm in cse.Well, i have read the syllabus of both and found that "Encryption" and "data coding" is not included in CSE, whereas it is in ECE. I love these stuffs! But, then again, i have not that much interests in Satellite communication compared to computers!
Can i learn these topics separately if i take CSE?
You are correct, c++ is there in 3-4th sem in most streams but c++ means nothing these days, I had studied it, the c++ that is taught to most streams are way too less, only after I studied java(and advanced java) I actually got a hold of OOP.Yep, but C++ is not part of the first year syllabus in all universities (C is).
Wait, what? I just studied those this sem, I'm in cse.
Afaik the difference between ece and cse is the communication engineering part(at least in wb), here ece students have to learn stuff like fm/am, telecommunication etc, cse students are more concerned with programming, ai, compiler designing, all cs related stuff.
I will say:
1. Want to become a proper software engineer, a black hat analyst, in IBM etc? Do cse, try to get a master degree from IIT.
2. Want to get a core government job, like through IES? Want to study vlsi? do ece.
3. Want to do research in fundamental electronics, vlsi etc, want to design processors, work in amd/intel(core development team) ? Do EE first, then get a master degree from IIT with microelectronics/vlsi and do a phd from abroad.
If you care to search wikipedia, you'll see that in abroad there is ee and cs, no special ece course as we are taught here. If you want to research in VLSI field go for ee.
If you go through some of the master processor designers in intel and amd or renaissance etc you would see most of them coming from an EE background.
If you read this page: Electrical engineering - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
you'll see microelectronics, Telecommunications, Control engineering falling in EE, most foreign universities allow you to specialize in them.
However if you want to be a programmer then go for CSE, basic c++ that you read in ece will not help you with that, you need to learn some more serious stuff, like automata(extremely important), operating system, Artificial intelligence, cryptography, Computer architecture and engineering, web designing, all of these is included in cse syllabus(wb).
You are correct, c++ is there in 3-4th sem in most streams but c++ means nothing these days, I had studied it, the c++ that is taught to most streams are way too less, only after I studied java(and advanced java) I actually got a hold of OOP.
There is still a chance, do cse now, do mtech with embedded systems, iits offer embedded system specialization: Department of Computer Science and Engineering, IIT Delhinow, that's exactly what i wanna know! Thanks a lot buddy...i'll go with number 1 option...maybe in the next life i'll opt for number 3! eh?
There is still a chance, do cse now, do mtech with embedded systems, iits offer embedded system specialization: Department of Computer Science and Engineering, IIT Delhi
And here's what embedded system stands for: Embedded system - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
You can work in hardware field if you want to, later you can do a phd from abroad.
PS: If you specialize and work with real time os/distributed systems you can develop supercomputers
Well, I am trying to cheer you up, since you want to work in hw field and having the wrong impression that you can't.wait wait slow down bud! I've not thought that far! First i wanna get into college with CSE!
Well, I am trying to cheer you up, since you want to work in hw field and having the wrong impression that you can't.
Why repeat, most colleges allow students to change streams(heritage, techno india confirmed), you just have to get very good marks in first year and come in top 5 in the college, since seats are limited students are allowed to change streams on marks basis, my friend changed to ece after first year, I also had a chance, but I stuck with CSE.its true that i'm confused now! bt regarding which college i might get!!! i'm sure that i'll choose CSE, but if i don't get CSE in Kolkata, then i'll opt for Applied Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering and repeat WBJEE nxt year
what do u think?
YGPM.Can we share phone numbers? I want to know more about this and since you have firsthand experience in this matter, i need more info!
Well howz the scope of Btech in IT? I am thinking of choosing that field... and will IT in a good college will be a better option than cse in a not so good college?
And what about future prospects with IT field? Can I do Mtech or such??
Both are good but I will suggest you to take CSE as it has a wide scope than ECE...
Both are good but I will suggest you to take CSE as it has a wide scope than ECE...