To be fair, if you have an engineering degree that covered programming you probably learned C, ASM, and low level details about system architecture. But the definition of “engineer” seems a little looser when you’re taking about IT compared to some other fields - SWE is the only “engineering” title you can get without a formal education, AFAIK.
EECS, you gotta know all the way down to electron flow!
I love to gift TIS-100 to anyone who tells me they want to be a programmer. So far it’s been a great measure of success, if they actually play and complete it (observed via steam achievements)
To be fair, if you have an engineering degree that covered programming you probably learned C, ASM, and low level details about system architecture. But the definition of “engineer” seems a little looser when you’re taking about IT compared to some other fields - SWE is the only “engineering” title you can get without a formal education, AFAIK.
EECS, you gotta know all the way down to electron flow!
I love to gift TIS-100 to anyone who tells me they want to be a programmer. So far it’s been a great measure of success, if they actually play and complete it (observed via steam achievements)