What is the difference between computer science and computer programming?

Whats the difference between Computer Programming, Engineering, and Science?

• I'm in 12th grade right now and I'm going to graduate in June. I know for sure I will pursue college to have a well paid job. I know jobs in computers pay well (I'm not in it for the money), so I have no issue on which one pays more. But I don't know which computer route to take. I do love computers and I'm currently taking AP Calculus and I love the challenges, so math won't be a problem for me. I've been thinking of programming games, but all I can think of in this job is long hours which isn't an issue to me, until I have a family. I've thought about computer engineering which sort of interest me.

• Answer:

  A computer science degree is focused on training graduates in the theory behind computing. A computer engineering degree combines elements of electrical engineering and computer science. A computer programming degree, meanwhile, is designed to provide graduates the skills and proficiencies needed for software development using various programming languages. You can check out the Associate’s in computer programming degree at CollegeAmerica to find out more details!