Closed BSCpE and BSECE?

[kuromomochi]

Pede pong magtake ang nakapagtapos ng cpe ng board exam ng ece sabi ng prof namin.

Kung ece, more on communications sila at paggawa ng circuit ng mga yun.
Kung cpe naman, di lang sya programming.
Gumagawa rin sila ng circuit ang kaso more on logic.

Yes, ganto ginawa ng prof namin, CpE sya tapos nag exam sya ng ECT na pang ECE.

Pwede lang magtake ang CpE grad ng ECE board exam given na nakuha nila lahat ng subjects na covered sa board exam, especially Communications, Industrial Elecs, Instrumentation, and Microelectronics. Subject to the discretion of the Board pa rin yan.

Hindi lang paggawa ng circuit ang ECE, we also do basic programming aside from the hardware/electronics part. Of course, paano mo mapapagana ang isang electronics project kung hindi mo ipoprogram.
The difference from CpE is that they use several programming languages, whereas sa ECE, more on basic programming and logic lang kasi focused kami sa hardware.

ECT is different from ECE. You can take ECT as long as you have accomplished all required subjects including ECE Laws and Ethics, pero nasa discretion pa rin yan ng Board of ECE. You can take ECT even if mag-4th yr ECE student ka palang, or even if yung course mo is technician, vocational, training or any courses related sa ECT in which you have taken for at least 2 years.

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Yun lang.

 

[kuromomochi]

Yung Bscpe or computer engineering parang IT Lang Yan or comsci Yung mga subject nya more on computer katulad na Lang ng programming and may math din katulad ng algebra, trigo, analytic, solid mensuration based din sa math ng Civil engineering Ewan ko na Lang sa ECE. Yung nga Lang parang pinaganda Lang Ang name Bachelor in science computer engineering, at Isa pa dyan Tama ka walang boardexan sa Bscpe unlike sa ECE. Btw BSCE pala ako bachelor in science civil engineering. Adviced ko na lg sayo MAG ECE or BSCE kana lang. At good luck sa kagandahan ng math hahaha peace bro

We also have mathematics subjects, starting from Basic Algebra up to Numerical Methods.
We also have Strength of Materials and Thermodynamics since covered din siya sa board exam.

CpE is different from ComSci and IT since CpE also does hardware, not as much as ECE though.

 

[Aviatrix]

Dami ko pong natututunan sa inyo. Maraming salamat po

 

[Skye0814]

Paenlighten lang po mga paps. Naguguluhan ako sa kukunin ko pong course eh

Firstly, ano po difference ng Computer Engineering at Electronics Engineering?

Secondly, about having the title "Engr". Ang ECE po kasi may board exam at kapag nakapasa, magiging licensed engineer na po ako di ba? Wala po kasing board exam ang CpE kaya nagaalangan po ako kung marerecognize ako as an engineer once makagraduate with that course...

Thirdly, kapag nagCpE po ako ngayon at nagdecide magshift sa ECE suddenly, may subjects po kaya ako from CpE na macrecredit sa ECE? (Sorry po kung magulo. Di ko rin po gets yung sa credit part, narinig ko lang po yun somewhere ).

Thanks po!

Yes depende sa school na lilipatan mo. Kung natake mo na ang Calculus and other general subjects, they should be credited after your shifting. Major subjects... walang macecredit. Mababawasan lang ang schedule mo sa school.

 

[CyberCrusaderz]

We also have mathematics subjects, starting from Basic Algebra up to Numerical Methods.
We also have Strength of Materials and Thermodynamics since covered din siya sa board exam.

CpE is different from ComSci and IT since CpE also does hardware, not as much as ECE though.

Yes po may math talaga Yung computer engineering since im a 2nd year civil engineering student in this upcoming year sorry for saying that it's seem like that Bscpe is just like a comsci course or IT courses peace po im just clarryfying him about that two courses that he want to choose again po di ko po sinisiraan Yung mga Bscpe let me appologize for what Ived said. peace po have a nice day madam

 

[Aviatrix]

Yes depende sa school na lilipatan mo. Kung natake mo na ang Calculus and other general subjects, they should be credited after your shifting. Major subjects... walang macecredit. Mababawasan lang ang schedule mo sa school.

Thanks po sa sagot

Yes po may math talaga Yung computer engineering since im a 2nd year civil engineering student in this upcoming year sorry for saying that it's seem like that Bscpe is just like a comsci course or IT courses peace po im just clarryfying him about that two courses that he want to choose again po di ko po sinisiraan Yung mga Bscpe let me appologize for what Ived said. peace po have a nice day madam

It's okay. Naiintindihan ko naman po kasi yun din ang opinion ng mommy ko. That's why plano ko po magtake ng CpE this year, then shift sa ECE next year. STI na lang kasi last option ko ngayon na papasukan, kaso CpE lang engineering nila.

 

[Roby Robyn]

Depende po ts kada school, madalas po kasi Yung first 2 years ng mga engineering programs pare pareho lang yung subjects, mga fundamentals tapos sa 3rd year pa lang yung majoring, take note po na base yan sa huling curriculum ng ched, iba na kasi yung sa k-12 ngayon kaya di ko lang sure, baka 4 years na lang yung engineering kasi may grade 11-12 programS kagaya ng STEM.

Isa pa, yung mga BSECE di lang naman po tungkol sa electronics and communication yun, Isa po yan sa dahilan kung bakit ginawang Electronics Engineering na lang po ang ECE. Technically, sakop din nya ang BSCpE kasi nag branch off lang yun sa ECE na nag branch off naman po sa EE. Alamin mo kung ano talaga ang gusto mo, may mga ECE programs kasi na nakafocus on communications, yung iba sa semiconductor, may power electronics din, yung iba nga may instrumentation pa, naka depende yan sa University na papasukan mo.

Life after school: Siguro malaking bagay din na iconsider yun magiging buhay mo pagka tapos mo mag aral. I'm not sure about sa CpE pero sa ECE kasi pag katapos mo maipasa yung Licensure Exam kailangan mo pang magipon ng points para makapag renew ng license. Tawag namin dito CPD- Continuing Professional Development. Kasi nag babago yung technology kaya kailangan sabayan, meaning kailangan mo umattend ng seminars o mag publish ng mga works para makaipon ng points. Naka depende rin po yan sa professional rank nyo. Sa ECE kasi meron pang masteral pwede kang maging PECE>>> consultant o pirma pirma na lang, tapos kung magaling ka talaga pwede ka ring mag apply for ASEAN-ECE>>> recognize sa mga ASEAN counties. Pero kung magaling na magaling ka talaga pwede pa yan sa APEC-ECE>>>> Global na po yan di ka na ieetchapwera Kung mag abroad ka man. May mga case naman din po na recognize na kayo as engineers globally kung yung University na pinasukan nyo ay may mga credentials (for example Washington Accord).

Anyway masyado nang mahaba, Goodluck po sa magiging decision nyo at welcome po sa Engineering.

 

[Roby Robyn]

Sabi nila magkaibaa angTitle (Ex. Engr., Dr.) at ang Professional Designation (CpE, MD, PhD). Pero para sakin it all boils down sa discipline, kung license ka nga di mo naman nirerespeto ibang field wala kang natutunan sa engineering. Hindi lang to tungkol sa academic, and technicals, dapat may ethics ka din at professionalism. Para sakin deserve ng mga non-board engineering programs na tawagin silang engineers. Designers at innovators tayo yun ang pinagkaiba natin sa mga technicians. Yung mga non-board wag kayo mag alala, totoo naman na may discriminations sa engineering, yung lisensya naman sa papel lang, pero yung mga tunay na engineers marerecognize yung mga kapwa engineers. As long as you uphold the values and ideas of an engineer, Engineer ka na rin para samin may license man o wala.

 

[Aviatrix]

Depende po ts kada school, madalas po kasi Yung first 2 years ng mga engineering programs pare pareho lang yung subjects, mga fundamentals tapos sa 3rd year pa lang yung majoring, take note po na base yan sa huling curriculum ng ched, iba na kasi yung sa k-12 ngayon kaya di ko lang sure, baka 4 years na lang yung engineering kasi may grade 11-12 programS kagaya ng STEM.

Isa pa, yung mga BSECE di lang naman po tungkol sa electronics and communication yun, Isa po yan sa dahilan kung bakit ginawang Electronics Engineering na lang po ang ECE. Technically, sakop din nya ang BSCpE kasi nag branch off lang yun sa ECE na nag branch off naman po sa EE. Alamin mo kung ano talaga ang gusto mo, may mga ECE programs kasi na nakafocus on communications, yung iba sa semiconductor, may power electronics din, yung iba nga may instrumentation pa, naka depende yan sa University na papasukan mo.

Life after school: Siguro malaking bagay din na iconsider yun magiging buhay mo pagka tapos mo mag aral. I'm not sure about sa CpE pero sa ECE kasi pag katapos mo maipasa yung Licensure Exam kailangan mo pang magipon ng points para makapag renew ng license. Tawag namin dito CPD- Continuing Professional Development. Kasi nag babago yung technology kaya kailangan sabayan, meaning kailangan mo umattend ng seminars o mag publish ng mga works para makaipon ng points. Naka depende rin po yan sa professional rank nyo. Sa ECE kasi meron pang masteral pwede kang maging PECE>>> consultant o pirma pirma na lang, tapos kung magaling ka talaga pwede ka ring mag apply for ASEAN-ECE>>> recognize sa mga ASEAN counties. Pero kung magaling na magaling ka talaga pwede pa yan sa APEC-ECE>>>> Global na po yan di ka na ieetchapwera Kung mag abroad ka man. May mga case naman din po na recognize na kayo as engineers globally kung yung University na pinasukan nyo ay may mga credentials (for example Washington Accord).

Anyway masyado nang mahaba, Goodluck po sa magiging decision nyo at welcome po sa Engineering.

Wow, thanks so much po for the info. It's really helpful!

Sabi nila magkaibaa angTitle (Ex. Engr., Dr.) at ang Professional Designation (CpE, MD, PhD). Pero para sakin it all boils down sa discipline, kung license ka nga di mo naman nirerespeto ibang field wala kang natutunan sa engineering. Hindi lang to tungkol sa academic, and technicals, dapat may ethics ka din at professionalism. Para sakin deserve ng mga non-board engineering programs na tawagin silang engineers. Designers at innovators tayo yun ang pinagkaiba natin sa mga technicians. Yung mga non-board wag kayo mag alala, totoo naman na may discriminations sa engineering, yung lisensya naman sa papel lang, pero yung mga tunay na engineers marerecognize yung mga kapwa engineers. As long as you uphold the values and ideas of an engineer, Engineer ka na rin para samin may license man o wala.

Thank you po. That's a very good pood point po.

 

[del11]

Natuwa naman ako sa thread na'to. EcE student here. Go for it. Kaso isa nga lang sa pinakamahihirap na board exam yung satin kung Ece pipiliin mo na course. Pero automatic na pwede kang magECT pagkagraduate mo nang EcE

 

[Aviatrix]

Natuwa naman ako sa thread na'to. EcE student here. Go for it. Kaso isa nga lang sa pinakamahihirap na board exam yung satin kung Ece pipiliin mo na course. Pero automatic na pwede kang magECT pagkagraduate mo nang EcE

Thank you po

 

[John Week]

ECE - more on hardware
CpE - more in programming

Yes, when you pass your board exam, you can Engr. na in your name, or ECE instead sa dulo. Sa CpE, I’m afraid they’re not really called engineers sa work (not sure on others, though), pero recognized ka na engineer. Yun nga lang, di nila inaadd sa name.

Yes, may mga subjects na maccredit. Especially kung 1st or 2nd yr ka palang kasi minor subjects palang yan. Magkaiba na rin kasi major subjects ng ECE and CpE kaya di maccredit kapag nagshift ka ng mga 3rd yr na. Depende actually sa univ.

BSCpE - pinaghalong CS at IT.

 

[Deleted member 1020533]

CpE student here ...last batch ng old curriculum...plano ko mag double major Cpe and ECE...(1year extension lng siguro so bale 6years double major na)...kaso dna sila tumatanggap ng old curriculum.....dmo rin maprepredict mangyayari pa grumaduate ka ...dmi ko kakilala Unlicensed Engr. mas maganda pa buhay sa top notchers...

 

[Aviatrix]

CpE student here ...last batch ng old curriculum...plano ko mag double major Cpe and ECE...(1year extension lng siguro so bale 6years double major na)...kaso dna sila tumatanggap ng old curriculum.....dmo rin maprepredict mangyayari pa grumaduate ka ...dmi ko kakilala Unlicensed Engr. mas maganda pa buhay sa top notchers...

Pwede po pala yun? Bale po tatapusin ko yung 4yrs CpE now then 1yr ECE, that's considered as double major po? Pwede na po kaya ako magtake ng board exam na pang ECE by then?

 

[kuromomochi]

Pwede po pala yun? Bale po tatapusin ko yung 4yrs CpE now then 1yr ECE, that's considered as double major po? Pwede na po kaya ako magtake ng board exam na pang ECE by then?

I think depende yan kung iaaccept nila yung credits na na-take mo na sa curriculum mo nung CpE ka. That's when mababawasan yung credits mo when you take up ECE, kaya more or less 2 years nalang itatake mo for the major subjects.

Not sure, pero normally ganyan yon.

 

[Roby Robyn]

Pwede po pala yun? Bale po tatapusin ko yung 4yrs CpE now then 1yr ECE, that's considered as double major po? Pwede na po kaya ako magtake ng board exam na pang ECE by then?

Hi ulit, madalas kapag same University automatic na credited yung mga na take mo na courses, remember encoded lahat ng grades mo so magrereflect din yan sa assessment nila. No need na itake yun, pero kung sa iba mo naman kukunin yung ECE program, malaki chance na macredit na rin yan unless may sarili silang policy (ex. Exclusivity, Electives, Accreditation). Professional courses na po kasi yung kukunin nyo kapag nagmajoring ng ECE kaya mahigpit sila, prepare na lang kung magkakainterview or exam para maging eligible ka.

About naman sa completion year, minimum of 2 years yan dahil sa electives at courses na kukunin mo na mostly may prerequisites, kaya di mo mapapagsabay, take note na most Universities limits yung load na pwede mo kunin, plus yung practicum (OJT). Pwedeng pwede po magdouble major kahit di related sa course mo, pero syempre mas maganda na related na kunin mo. As long na kaya mo yung program pwede mo itake. Requirement naman po sa ECE board exam na ECE graduate ka. Kahit kailan mo kunin yung board exam as long na BSECE graduate ka walang problema. Anyway, good to see na you're still interested na mag ECE. Keep it up, gawin mong motivation and good luck sa Engineering.

 

[jungard]

- passing a board exam and you will get an engineer title. pero it does not mean you will have an engineer position right away like you will be called as "Engineer Pedro" at work. passing a board exam is just a requirement in some companies. that's the practical reason at all.
- again hindi pinaganda yun "Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering" compare sa ibang IT courses. some companies requires this specific degree.
- i recommend you to picture where you want to work in the future. if you want to be an "Engineer" then go for Civil/Electrical/Geodetic/Mechanical and not CPE or ECE.
- if you dream to work at telecommunication company go for ECE over CPE.
- if you dream to work like for Cisco, Microsoft then go for CPE over ECE.

 

[diwz01]

Mother BSCE

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[Ponque Anune]

di wow

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[diwz01]

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