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Question posted: 09 15 2011 11:42:14 +0000,
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09 16 2011 19:09:23 +0000
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I understand that B.E. and B.Tech are the same. Is there any difference between Engineering and Technology ? If both of them are different, then how come B.E and B.Tech are the same ?
Thank you Sir for inviting me to this discussion. I come from a different background but it seems BE degree should put emphasis more on theoretical part of the subject whereas B.Tech most should be more practice oriented. I do not know if there are difference of curriculum in these two streams in India; and if there is how much.
Basic difference; I feel SCIENCE - Fundamentals ENGINEERING - Deriving application of fundamentals TECHNOLOGY - Implementation of derived fundamentals
I am delighted to see this question. I waiting for some perfect answer from the peers.I request to clear difference between science and technology also.
Mr. Murty sir, that is the basic difference between Engineering and Technology. When it comes to degree B.E. and B.Tech being awarded by universities, the curriculum is the same. So the names of the colleges these days are ........ College of Engineering and Technology.
Our friend Mr. Virag Shah has sent me a link. It states that:
Engineering is both a field of study as well as application of knowledge (scientific) to create or produce something such as products and something structural.
The word technology is commonly used in processes where our knowledge of science and engineering is used to control and adapt to our environments. The term technology was first used to describe the ability of human beings to convert natural resources into tools for use.
Thank you Virag !!
This is a genuine and general doubt hunting many minds. Literally there is no difference in both the degrees. JNTU being Technological University offering B.Tech degrees other Universities offers B.E. As Mr. Muralidharan said there is no much difference in both the degrees.
Mr. Murthy, fundamentally this looks to be very confusing, but the answer to this is very straight. B.E. degree can be offered by the Engineering Colleges affiliated to the University which offers other courses as well, in addition to Engineering, whereas, B.Tech. is offered by the University that offers Engineering education only. B.Tech focused more on application-oriented education, however, even B.E. follows similar pattern these days, and have made Industrial Training mandatory. In effect, therefore, I do not see any reason why we should differentiate both the Degrees.
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