What is the difference between b-tech in computer science

Asked By reema 70 points N/A Posted on - 10/09/2011

What is the difference between b-tech in computer science, b-tech in information technology or b-tech in computer science and   information technology?

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Answered By rabin 0 points N/A #89621

What is the difference between b-tech in computer science

Hello Reema,

 Well most of them are similar but the other side of works like only differ a few working sides. For instance, Computer Science more posses in programming skills, maintaining programs, and the one who are exclusively in database but in software types.

While the Information Technology came from the word Information which you search and maintain the information you got. For example a web developer and most of the time they work in websites, query and doing programs too like PHP and HTML.

Otherwise they are commonly but different in some instances only. Computer science that programs and make a database like inventory, stocks which need to be in database and information which most of the time is in website programming.

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Answered By talki rathy 0 points N/A #89624

What is the difference between b-tech in computer science

Hi, Reema

Information Technology and Computer Science is fully different in their field. Computer Science graduates looks for research on science, programming and engineering.

And Information Technology graduates want to research on IT system, IT management etc. So, at the time of choosing¾

You have to be sure what you will can do perfectly.

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