Talk:Bachelor of Software Engineering
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This course is the same as BS Computer Science, they just call it BSSE in other universities
This article should redirect to the Bachelor_of_Engineering, just like other Bachelor of X Engineering do. GenXLatina 04:03, 18 July 2006 (UTC) GenXLatina
Not necessarily true. Take, for example, countries where "Engineering" has legal meaning (e.g., Canada). A Software Engineering curriculum in those countries must meet a certain set of standards. Students who hold an SE degree can then pursue a career in engineering and become certified to create software that only professional engineers can create; usually this is software whose failure may impact the public health.
