Object Oriented Software Engineering (OOSE) is generally speaking a subset of Software Engineering (SE). OOSE includes all the SE Principles and it just specifies a focus on 'Object Oriented' architecture. It also implies the use of a programming language that supports object orientation (such as C++, Java, etc).
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software engineering is the the management of different phases in SDLC to give a quality product. Software manufacturing refers to the whole process from scratch to end.
Computer Engineering students study the design of digital hardware and software systems including communications systems, other computer applications, Software engineering is a sub part of computer engineering.
Software and traditional engineering are somewhat very closely related. Engineering practices like cost and effort estimation are common in both.
The difference is that Americans generally say "oriented," while the British say "orientated." It means the same in either case.
Object-oriented programming is just one possible methodology in the field of software engineering. It is a type of software engineering.See the related questions for a definition of object-oriented programming.
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Computer Science = software ECE = hardware + software + telecommunication
software engineering is the the management of different phases in SDLC to give a quality product. Software manufacturing refers to the whole process from scratch to end.
Compare and contrast the testing strategies for object oriented software and non object oriented software
There is a big difference. A software engineer will deal only with the machine language withing a computer network. Networkingengineer is an HARDWARE engineer he will apply the software written language to make sure that the network hardware can follow the written machine language
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The B.Tech in Computer Engineering and B.Tech in Information Technology (IT) at LPU share some similarities but differ in terms of focus and career paths. B.Tech in Computer Engineering: Focuses on the hardware and software aspects of computing systems. Emphasizes computer architecture, microprocessors, operating systems, algorithms, and data structures. Includes a deeper understanding of computer hardware, embedded systems, and low-level programming. B.Tech in Information Technology (IT): Primarily focuses on the application of computing and technology in solving real-world business problems. Emphasizes database management, networking, software engineering, and web technologies. More focus on the software side and information systems management, networking, and IT infrastructure. Career Paths: B.Tech in Computer Engineering: Suitable for roles such as Software Developer, System Architect, Embedded Systems Engineer, Computer Hardware Engineer, and IT Consultant. Focuses more on core engineering roles in both hardware and software sectors. B.Tech in Information Technology (IT): Suitable for roles like Network Administrator, Database Administrator, IT Analyst, Web Developer, Systems Administrator, and Software Engineer. More geared towards roles that deal with the implementation, management, and support of information systems and networks.
Gpss and simscript is the difference between gpss and simscript::: simscript:event oriented and gpss:transaction flow oriented.
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