Well, the classical engineering domains are all pretty different anyway (electrical, structural, civil, etc). I remember my grandfather saying he thought it was ludicrous that they were all covered by a single qualification.
Building software with an engineering approach is a real thing. Not everyone subscribes to it, but doesn't mean it isn't a real thing.
For the record, I do a lot of gardening too, and building software has fuck all to do with that.
I also don't get how everyone who argues against software-as-engineering talk like buildings and bridges never fall over. They do.
Building software with an engineering approach is a real thing. Not everyone subscribes to it, but doesn't mean it isn't a real thing.
For the record, I do a lot of gardening too, and building software has fuck all to do with that.
I also don't get how everyone who argues against software-as-engineering talk like buildings and bridges never fall over. They do.