6 Jun
Chris Connell writes about what separates software engineering form computer science. Quoting:
Formal software engineering processes, such as cleanroom engineering, are gradually finding rigorous, provable methods for software development. They are raising the bright line to subsume previously squishy software engineering topics.

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One Response for "Difference Between Software Engineering & Computer Science"
See also “Computer Software Cannot Be Engineered” by Norman Young which argues that the concept of “Software Engineering,” as an engineering discipline, is unfounded, and that “Computer Science” is not science, but mathematics.
“Computer software cannot be engineered because there is no science of computer programs. Science is essential to engineering. The application of scientific models through engineering judgment defines the essence of engineering. Computer programs, as mathematical objects, are not subject to scientific laws. Consequently, by definition, computer software cannot be engineered. …”
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