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Absolutely correct. However a degree is generally used as a starting block, and employers nowadays want something really good on paper, just to have a look at you. I understand what you mean by skill over degree, and it's a known rule, that if you want to study any of these 2 degrees, with the course, you have to learn the programming language yourself as well. I was just wondering, though which one is more about programming, just to get an understanding about the difference of the 2 courses.

Just a question that's popped up in my head. Which degree is considered better to have, for employers? Computer Science or Software engineering? Also which one is more programming related, i know their both very similar, and computer science is more technical and maths orientated, but just wondering if anyone who has studied any of these, knows any information they would like to pass on. Thank you.