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Computer Science or Computer Engineering?
Hey guys. I'm a senior, and I've pretty much decided on attending Purdue University. I'm not too sure what program or major I want to go into, though. Up until now, I was completely set on computer science. After all, I'd taken a few classes on it and really like programming. My brother just came home from college for the weekend and told me to consider computer engineering.
I realize that the programs probably mean different things at different colleges, but what do you guys think? I'm the team's programmer, and I really have fun with that. My question is would computer science or computer engineering be closer to what we do here at first? 
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