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is physics , chemistry , information technology , additional maths , maths , english and electronic document preparation manangement all important for computer programming or computer engineering

just wanted to be sure because alot of sites are telling me this but i am not sure about the electronic document preparation management #computer-science #computer-engineering #computer-programming

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Kumar’s Answer

Here is how those subjects actually map to computer programming and engineering:

Crucial: Maths and Additional Maths are foundational for logic, algorithms, and data structures. Information Technology gives you essential computing baselines.

Important for Engineering: Physics is vital for hardware engineering, circuits, and low-level systems. English is critical for documentation and teamwork.

Less Critical: Chemistry is rarely used unless you enter specialized fields like materials science.

Electronic Document Preparation & Management (EDPM): This is not important. It focuses on typing speeds, office software, and clerical formatting. While neat documentation matters, EDPM's clerical focus won't help you write better code or design hardware.
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Anuj’s Answer

Yes, all of these subjects have a place in your academic development, but they are not all equally important, and they serve completely different purposes depending on whether you lean toward Computer Programming (Software) or Computer Engineering (Hardware + Software).
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karthik’s Answer

Computer programming is all about analytical skills & logical thinking so mathematics plays a greater role in programming so having a good knowledge in mathematics would make programming easier
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Wael’s Answer

Chemistry not so much. Regarding electronic document preparation management, I don't know what this course teaches. I looked it up online and these isn't a straight answer. But why only computer engineering, have you checked computer science and information systems?
Thank you comment icon thank u and i will Davina
Thank you comment icon Sounds great :) ... What about electronic document preparation management? Tell me a bit about it. Wael Al-Rihawi
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Zaid’s Answer

It all depends on which field you decide to follow within computer engineering. Math is super helpful in fields that are related to probability.
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