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Hi Everyone,
I have a traditional education in Chemical Engineering and Applied Mathematics. In the early 2010s, I mistakenly believed that software engineering and computer science were not "official" engineering fields like civil, electrical, mechanical, or chemical engineering. This perception stemmed from the absence of a physical component and a focus on different mathematical disciplines. For example, traditional engineering heavily relies on differential equations and classical physics, whereas software engineering emphasizes discrete mathematics, algorithms, and graph theory.
Now, working in the software industry, I've come to appreciate the rigorous...
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