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Information science is the study of processes and systems that generate, preserve, transmit, receive, retrieve information. Information science includes context-specific studies on the nature of information in different settings. It also seeks to develop methods for describing, organizing, and preserving digital information effectively.

Computer science is an applied branch of mathematics focused on the design and implementation of algorithms that solve specific problems.

In practical terms, computer science is the study and implementation of computers.

Information science typically studies many different subjects in an interdisciplinary manner, including:

Computer science tends to remain focused on narrowly defined problems, such as the development of faster/better web browsers or cell phone hardware. While information scientists can be trained in any field with a significant amount of mathematical content (engineering, biology, psychology, etc.), they often seek careers involving computers and technology. An information scientist may also have training in statistics and mathematics. This sort of training would be useful for performing data mining or analyzing algorithms that are presented as mathematical functions or formulas. Information scientists who are interested in computer programming will likely specialize in software engineering or human-computer interaction rather than pure computer programming.

While the distinction between computer science and information science can be blurry, a useful distinction is that computer science takes an engineering approach to technology, with data and software as the focus of its study (and usually hardware as well), while information science takes a more scientific approach and focuses on understanding users, their tasks, needs, and contexts. In this case, it could also be said that computer science addresses problems relevant to computers while those relevant to humans are dealt with by information science. On the other hand, some might see human-computer interaction (or cognitive sciences) as a third discipline in which both disciplines overlap.

Computer science focuses on creating programs and applications, while information technology focuses on using computer systems and networks.

Computer science jobs include software developer, web developer, software engineer, and data scientist. Many computer science jobs require a bachelor’s degree.

Information technology jobs include computer systems analyst, information assurance specialist, and network architect. IT professionals also work as data analysts, computer support specialists, and data scientists.

However before giving information to the second query, I would like to point out that Artificial Intelligence and Robotics is a specialisation of computer science engineering. It dea ls with the development of AI techniques and applications using computer programming, algorithms, neural networks, and some other technologies mainly. This course mainly focuses on the concepts artificial intelligence and encompasses the process involved from designing the prototype to building the final resourceful output.

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Hello

Information science is an Undergraduate program where you learn about how big organizations transfer, use and transmit information. It deals with how the information is stored, retrieved, manipulated and classified. It is a very good program because it has high future scope as alot of personal information is being given by the user to big companies like Facebook & Google. There is a huge demand for IS graduates. Big tech companies hier IS graduates to analyse the information and data and store it in a synchronised way.

It is a good career option.

I hope this answer helps you.

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Hello Aspirant,

Keep in mind that Getting a seat will depend on various factors such as number of students applied for the same branch, performance of the students, category of the students, home state etc.

Here are some colleges based on your rank:

1. CMR University Chagalatti, Bangalore
2. GITAM School of Technology, Bangalore
3. Brindavan College of Engineering Yelahanka,Bangalore

You can go through the link to get detailed information about previous year KCET marks vs rank :

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You can also use the below link to get information about cutoff:

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-engineering-colleges-in-bangalore-accepting-kcet

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Hello Aspirant,

With this rank you have chances to get IT branch in many colleges. Keep in mind that Getting a seat will depend on various factors such as number of students applied for the same branch, performance of the students, category of the students, home state etc.

Here are some colleges based on your rank where you can get admission to IT branch :

1. Mysore College of Engineering and Management
2. SJC Institute of Technology, Chickballapur
3. Sri Dharmasthala Manjunantheswara College of Engineering, Dharwad
4. Sri Taralabalu Jagadguru Institute of Technology , Ranebennur
5. Shreedevi Institute of Technology of Technology Kenjar, Mangalore

You can go through the link to get detailed information about previous year KCET marks vs rank :

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Hello!

Information Science and Engineering is an interdisciplinary course which includes concepts like data science, mobile computing, computer science, management, etc. This course deals with methods, innovations and theories to solve IT related complex problems in the domains such as information technology, mathematics and cognitive science. It mainly focuses on the various aspects of data and information and aims to impart the knowledge about the design, development, and implementation of various solutions in order to facilitate the collection, categorization, strategy making and storage of information.

However before giving information to the second query, I would like to point out that Artificial Intelligence and Robotics is a specialisation of computer science engineering. It dea ls with the development of AI techniques and applications using computer programming, algorithms, neural networks, and some other technologies mainly. This course mainly focuses on the concepts artificial intelligence and encompasses the process involved from designing the prototype to building the final resourceful output.

Hope this information will help you!

There is no post that is better than the other.

BCA is the bachelor degree in computer application for as b.tech is bachelor degree Technology. Information science engineering includes all the theories and works that uses science and maths for solving  complex IT problems.

First of all you have to be sure of what you are interested. Your career will be dependent on what course you choose to study. If you wanted to be a bachelor in computer application you can get admission for the degree in colleges or universities. BTech is a four year course that includes many courses. Also to be an information science engineer you have to be and engineering degree holder.

The jobs after all these three above mentioned courses are almost similar. You will be getting the job based on computer but your work will be different.

All the three courses have its own pros and cons. You have to choose what you think you can study without stress and sure about completing. Hope you may able to choose a right career. All the above mentioned courses are great.

Thanks.

Hello Aspirant,

You have secured a good rank. Keep in mind that getting a seat will depend on various factors such as number of students applied for the same branch, performance of the students, category of the students, home state etc.

Here are some colleges based on your rank where you can get Computer Science :

1. M V J College of Engineering, Bangalore
2. Basaveshwara Engineering College, Bagalkot
3. PES College of Engineering, Mandya
4. Vidya Vikas Institute of Engineering and Technology Mysuru
5. Sapthagiri College of Engineering Bangalore etc.

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Hello,

When it comes to first-year subjects, CSE and ISE are identical. There will be some changes starting in the second year. When compared to ISE disciplines, CSE students study a little bit more about hardware and electronics. While CSE courses also include some hardware and electronics, ISE courses focus more on programming, languages, and related topics. For placements, the same companies visit both branches' campuses. For both branches, salaries are still given at the same levels. In my experience, CSE students are more frequently preferred by employers than their ISE peers. However, you may quickly land a job at a respectable firm if you are knowledgeable about the principles and can code.

I'll take the chance and choose Computer Science which is demanding and last long for future.

At its root will always remain computer science. Information Science Engineering may be seen of as a subset of the fundamental field of computer science that was developed in response to the demands of the time. However, this pattern will continue. Data analytics will be very important. In order to combine common things with technology, mostly digital, information science engineering has been developed. To do it, computer science technology and, frequently, your imagination are used.

Both are comparable in terms of the employment market, in my opinion. Although you can have a lot more alternatives in computer science.

For the ensuing five years, both courses will continue to be in high demand. Try out a few basic courses before choosing the one that appeals to you the best.

Good Luck!!

Hi aspirant

Karnataka Examinations Authority  responsible for conducting the admission process for B.Sc  /B. Tech Engineering course, and the candidates must have a valid score in KCET 2020 to be eligible for the admission process for the academic session

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Greetings!!

• CYBER SECURITY:
  • A specialized course in the IT field , therefore it is included as a category under CS. It aims to provide detailed information about computer operating systems, networks and also about the complete details behind cyber attacks and a way to reduce it.
  • This course focuses on providing a way to stop the increasing cyber crimes, thus main work is to protect the sensitive data which is used while online transactions .
  • This field has a wide opportunity to rise in future, since with increasing digitalization, threats increase as well.
  • You will get to know about programming, risk analysis, malware analysis, cloud security and much more...
• INFORMATICS AND INFORMATION SCIENCE:
  • This course is going to focus on computing system, research data, operating systems, programming languages, design and analysis of algorithm, with database management.
  • Thus it helps to make career as a business analyst , IT Manager, Management consultant , E Commerce developer.
  • Future/scope in this career field is also wide since requirements for Informatics and information science graduates will be required.
• DATA ANALYSIS:
  • So this course mainly focuses on about examining data in order to get information with the help of specialized software.
  • It requires use of scientific methods , process, algorithms from certain data as given or provided by the organizations.
  • It is crucial for every organization to analyze data through use of information technology and computer science .

Every course has its own requirements and needs in particular industries , therefore you can choose a course which suits your interest and understanding.

Hope this helps....