Body: <p>I am a student of BS(CS), There are two courses that I don't understand why they are in our scheme? As we know that in CS we learn programming courses. Our concern is with programming languages like python, C++, Java, Html, CSS and so on. But I can't see the use of these two courses which are belong to Electrical Engineering. Why are these two courses in our scheme?</p>
  
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Comments.Text: This seems like a local issue, not a general one. It seems unusual to me as do the number of languages (too high). Perhaps you should ask this question of your faculty who designed the program.
Comments.UserDisplayName: Buffy
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Comments.Text: First note: computer-science ≠programming. Computer science is about much more than programming.
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Comments.Text: An embedded developer might be asking why they need to learn more than C/ASM, and how the other 90% of the product actually works.
Comments.UserDisplayName: Sean Houlihane
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Comments.Text: If this question is not a duplicate, please edit it to make clearer how it is different and the question can be reopened.
Comments.UserDisplayName: Ben I.
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Comments.Text: I don't actually think it is a duplicate exactly, but the answers to the other question probably apply to this one also. Perhaps with additional force.
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Comments.Text: @Buffy It might not be. Either way, I'd love some clarification from OP.
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Title: Why do computer science students learn electronics and electric circuit analysis?
ThreadText: # Why do computer science students learn electronics and electric circuit analysis?
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2019-05-15)
  
  I am a student of BS(CS), There are two courses that I don't understand why they are in our scheme? As we know that in CS we learn programming courses. Our concern is with programming languages like python, C++, Java, Html, CSS and so on. But I can't see the use of these two courses which are belong to Electrical Engineering. Why are these two courses in our scheme?
  
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  > **Comments:**
  > **username_1**: This seems like a local issue, not a general one. It seems unusual to me as do the number of languages (too high). Perhaps you should ask this question of your faculty who designed the program.  
  > **username_2**: First note: computer-science ≠programming. Computer science is about much more than programming.  
  > **username_3**: An embedded developer might be asking why they need to learn more than C/ASM, and how the other 90% of the product actually works.  
  > **username_4**: If this question is not a duplicate, please edit it to make clearer how it is different and the question can be reopened.  
  > **username_1**: I don't actually think it is a duplicate exactly, but the answers to the other question probably apply to this one also. Perhaps with additional force.  
  > **username_4**: @username_1 It might not be. Either way, I'd love some clarification from OP.  
  
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