UNSW Software Eng. vs USYD Software Eng. ?? (1 Viewer)
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TruthIsOutThere
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Go to UNSW, their engineering and computer science is better than USYD. They have better facilities, that is, newer computers and labs. Their course work is more practical, closely related to the industry. USYD focuses on more theoretical parts. Employers regard UNSW graduates more highly than USYD ones.
plus unsw recently introduced a new combined degre:. Bachleor of Commerce/Bachelor of Engineering (Software Engineering). Seng complements actuarial studies as there is a burgeoning demand for actuarial software.TruthIsOutThere said:
oh yeah, unsw has a comp sci coop program too.
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seng is hard on its own. this course is expected to be a killer. do comp sci and actuarial. even tho it sounds eng betters better, comp sci do same courses, learn same skills and have more flexibility in the choice of units - eg no of programming subjects, etc, etcaditya said:wow thats awesome analysis seraphim! FUCK NOW I WANT TO DO THAT!
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gordo
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if you thoroughly understand the theory of everything related to what you are doing..then when you reach a problem in the industry, you have the founding to logically deduct a solution based entirely on the theoretics.
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gordo man i was just gonna say that.... i fkn love u man noone else fkn understands that, only usyd people understnad that....
wen i read about the subjects im doing, and compare them to the ones that are being taught at unsw and uts is even worse.... i just laugh... honestly.... u guys are gonna be fucked.... id rather be taught about something and teach myself how to apply it, cuz im good at that, rather than being taught how to solve each problem or to write that particular program... its much better if u have a broad theory base than a broad practical base...
the only employers that regard practical teaching are the smaller companies which dunt have the resources to introduce their graduates into the industry, they just want them into it, doing small, related, but small tasks.... as compared the usyd engineeris who will come out with all this knowledge, that wen they are taught in the industry they are able to grasp anything thats thrown at them with more ease, and appreication than thos eof uts (i dno about unsw, it seems in between the two extremes of usyd and uts) -
but the thing is, the usyd software engineering course is very practical, the onyl subjects that are theoritcal are the math subjects....
wen i read about the subjects im doing, and compare them to the ones that are being taught at unsw and uts is even worse.... i just laugh... honestly.... u guys are gonna be fucked.... id rather be taught about something and teach myself how to apply it, cuz im good at that, rather than being taught how to solve each problem or to write that particular program... its much better if u have a broad theory base than a broad practical base...
the only employers that regard practical teaching are the smaller companies which dunt have the resources to introduce their graduates into the industry, they just want them into it, doing small, related, but small tasks.... as compared the usyd engineeris who will come out with all this knowledge, that wen they are taught in the industry they are able to grasp anything thats thrown at them with more ease, and appreication than thos eof uts (i dno about unsw, it seems in between the two extremes of usyd and uts) -
but the thing is, the usyd software engineering course is very practical, the onyl subjects that are theoritcal are the math subjects....
Li0n
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usyd is an ugly piece of shit uni
i feel like im in buckingham palace when im there, go unsw.
i feel like im in buckingham palace when im there, go unsw.