How exactly does the specialty Computer Science and Computer Engineering differ from Information Systems and Technologies?

Question

IT education

I want to become a programmer, I really like python for data science and a little bit of web (Django, Flask), I’ve been tinkering with mobile development a little more, but I’m more interested in python, although I know that there is a prospect of switching from java to kotlin. I don't like to mess around with iron. So which of these specialties is more suitable for computer science, and which for hardware?

Answer 1

Look at the list of subjects studied here and there and be surprised

Answer 2

1) IT&VT is bigger and closer to hardware, network (sysadmin, sometimes devops, somewhere OS) and, basically, Sishnoe, shell and m.b. Pitonian ....
2) ISIT is closer to software engineering (ideally, teamwork in large projects, any language that the university knows ...)
You must understand - the mainstream is defined: (see the meeting of rectors in St. Petersburg: genome, biotechnology (this is for medicine), the figure is everywhere (including in blockchain networks in any relationship between legal entities and individuals), and AI in all its varieties, you can also add nuclear energy and military real-time systems .... Clearly, smart ( far-sighted) the rector will salute, otherwise without grants ...