Someone who has studied Computer Science B.Sc. with a specialization in Software Engineering
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someone who studied Software Engineering B.Sc.?
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That's not something you can say in general. Someone who only has an IT qualification can become a great engineer.
It's a matter of understanding how to sharpen your perspective on things and how to put it into practice. The company you work on which projects in is a crucial factor.
Can an IT specialist also become a software engineer? They lack specialized knowledge and mathematical foundations.
You can only earn the engineer title through university, but with hard work and perseverance, you can also work your way up within companies and take on the same tasks. Companies often use "engineer" as a job description. Add one or two certificates to that, and you'll be barely distinguishable from a graduate in the job market.
Therefore, I believe that the degree programs you listed will hardly differ in practice. The one who does more to be good and has the better working environment will fare better.
Yes, I speak from experience. I would definitely recommend every young person to study if they want to pursue engineering. Success is simply much closer.
I had decided to pursue an apprenticeship for social reasons and had to spend many years doing jobs that I didn't want to do.
However, I managed to get promoted within a company and now I always write Engineer on my CV and I actually get new offers in the engineering field without any problems.
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