/sci/ - Science & Math

Go with the Purple one.
The Purple one is always cool.

>>4722411 CS
Computer Science is not an engineering domain.

Sc.D

>>4722420
but it is kosher.

1. EE
2. Mechanical
3. Civil

...
9001. Aerospace
9002. All the other way too specific ones

900000000000001. Industrial

>>4722420
the ieee/iet would disagree

Could you give reasons ?

1. Petrolleum
2. Chemical
3. Aerospace / Mechanical
4. Electric
5. Everything else

>>4722427

It's not a salary ranking I ask. I ask your ranking, with reasons.
How interesting, enriching, to study, how good are jobs, (salary counts).

>EE

Enjoy your boring ass job that pays less than CS and takes more effort

Bump.

Isn't there more variety in EE ?

>>4722478
>How interesting,
subjective
>enriching, to study,
subjective
>how good are jobs,
subjective
>salary
objective measurable.

>>4722433
>industrial
>can work as a EE, Chemist engenier, sofware E...ect

what are you even trying?

>>4722631
>god: CS

HAHAHAHA no.

ranking by how smart they seem to be, in my own experience

1. electrical
2. aerospace
3. chemical
4. mechanical
5. mining/petroleum/whatever
6. civil

not included: random subspecialties

These lists always turn out to be a complete waste of time. The only correct answer is whatever the fuck you want.

CS isn't engineering, its tons and tons of maths to write efficient algorithms. Knuth is a top tier scientist.
Economics is a giant clusterfuck of mathmatical models based on loose ground.

Women/african/animal studies are however a complete waste of time.

>>4722656
>CS
>its tons and tons of maths

nope.exe.js.cpp.java

>>4722641
Are you enrolled in CS?

Its a lot of maths. In fact many influential mathematics faculties include CS or computational maths as branch.

Its not coding away all day like a monkey, that's what community college grads are for. They don't even call it computer science, they call it computer programming.

>>4722664
This is how a textbook of an average computer science class looks like.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/39012312/Domain-Theoretic-Foundations-of-Functional-Programming

How is this not math?

>>4722644
> Theology
> Mid Tier

>>4722681
>This is how a textbook of an average computer science class looks like.

No it is not. An average computer science class involves programming period.

>>4722631
>Physics
>Mathematics
>implying either of those degrees make shit.

too many people know programming nowadays, and there's no need for that many CS, so unless they're brilliant many of them just end up doing programming.
So I say EE. A EE can do the job of a CS, a CS can't do the job of a EE (I'm not talking about very specialized positions, but about what most people does).

>>4722712
The math dictates the quality (sexappeal) of the programming. That's the difference.

>>4722681
this is what an average CS textbook has inside it.

>>4722681
>lots of logic notation
>implying it means it has a lot of math

your a troll right

>>4722718
There's still a significant shortage of CS majors. Microsoft, adobe and oracle are setting up R&D departments in india and china to keep up with demand.