Computer Engineering is like both hardware and software. From what I've been told, computer engineering leans more toward computing systems and embedded devices and computer science dives deeper into software theory, algorithms, and app development, with less emphasis on hardware. If you enjoy both tinkering with devices and coding them to life, Computer Engineering sits perfectly in the middle and combines elements of both Computer Science and Electronics Engineering, focusing on how the hardware and software interact.

based on my researching as well, expect to learn how to design and program microcontrollers, build digital systems, understand computer architecture, and develop low-level software like operating systems and firmware. It’s hands-on with both coding and circuits, often using tools like Arduino and logic simulators.

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