In which stream i should select in higher studies to become a Computer Engineer?
I want to become a Computer Engineer. But, I couldn't know to select my stream in higher studies. Please tell me which stream could i select? #computer-engineer
4 answers
Wael’s Answer
I think you need to go into the computer science group though high school. Afterwards, you are going to have a lot of options. You could join computer engineering, software engineering, computer science, or information systems bachelor programs. these programs are very similar and different in the same time. Research them and pick what fits you best.
Ahana’s Answer
1.If you are 12th passed out then you should go an entrance exams for All India/ State based Engineering entrance examinations where you will get the questions based on the aptitude tests which will contain quantitative, verbal and analytical questions
and the core Science Subject (PCM) the above exams you need to appear for India Based reputed Institutions for BE/B.Tech in CSE where as you can go for B.sc in Computer Science as well where as for abroad you need to give GRE/IELTS and the various institute
based examinations on their ask and get into.
2.If you are Graduate already and hold a bachelors degree in the respective stream and want to go for specialization in India for the master or integrated ph.d with masters then you need to give examinations like GATE/NET for respective courses(M.Tech/MS) and various universities provide various entrance examinations as well where as if you want to go abroad you need to give GRE/IELTS and thus universities will ask from you certain score and the SOP and various other documents and then you apply for the MS or Integrated courses and always look for your proper interest which may include AI/ML, Cloud computing, Computer architecture, Computer programing, Operational research, Data science, Database, Deep Learning and various others and above ones are trendy.
Dave’s Answer
There are two families, hardware engineer and software engineer.
The Cloud is all about software engineering. It would be the quickest to get up and running in, especially if you've learned languages like Java, C and Python. Plus they are all really similar in the way they are written.
The Cloud however, does run on hardware. The other plus for hardware is every device in the world now has a computer in it. Your phone, watch, thermostat. The downside of hardware design is you need to know some software design as well as usually you will be either implementing code in the hardware itself or running code in processors on the hardware.
They are both fun and interesting. Let me know if I misunderstood your question and I'll follow up.