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What is the Difference Between Computer Engineering and Computer Science?

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Students who browse the list of engineering majors often wonder about the difference between computer engineering and computer science courses. The two majors are very similar, but they each have a different school of thought. Some of the classes overlap, but these engineering majors are not the same. Computer Science Major A computer science major focuses more on programming and …

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How to Free Up Hard Drive Space Safely in Windows

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Don’t have hundreds of dollars to spend on a new hard drive? The Windows Disk Cleanup tool can free up hard drive space safely. Every time the Windows machine downloads and installs an update for the operating system, it saves a backup of the current state of the machine. These backups can take up to hundreds of used hard drive …

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Misconceptions about the Safety of Online Browsing

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Every month of October marks National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCAM). The NCAM campaign is used to bring awareness for users who are unaware of the latest virus and malware threats. Many users think that installing antivirus software is enough to protect their machine. The Windows operating system also comes with an internal firewall and antivirus application, which is also a …

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How to Design a Database Table for SQL Server

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A good database table design is the difference between a few seconds in response time and several minutes. While this time may not seem like a huge difference, imagine waiting several minutes on a Web page for results to render. A slow database can mean the loss of readers and potential customers. For this reason, database design is a priority …

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How to Convert a Decimal to Binary Notation

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Whether it’s for an exam or to understand computer concepts, knowing how to convert decimal to binary is the basic step for digital logic. A computer uses digital signals to manipulate information. For any computer science student, one of the first semester courses is logic design, which includes converting a decimal number to binary bits. Binary numbers are collections of …

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Random experiments with C#, MS SQL, VB.NET, Android SDK, Java and any other language I am currently tinkering with.