I have noticed that Universities that offer undergraduate degrees in CSE and IT, follow the same course for both the streams for a majority of the course.

As far as my understanding allows, I think CSE is primarily for software development and other such stuff whereas IT is more inclined towards the smooth working of software and hardware that they have control over.

If I'm wrong, please correct me, but shouldn't we be teaching more domain related stuff to the students as opposed to the generalised material(just a personal opinion)

As a college student, I find it hard to take out time from the college schedule just for studies. And it's not just the 9-5 but the time after that I am unable to spare. I have a personal learning goal that I will learn some xyz technology before the end of this semester. But in this entire week I have been able to dedicate only hour of time to my actual learning. There's college quizzes, assignments and my juniors come to me for help as well.. I help out as best as I could but them being new devs, it's like they haven't discovered Google yet. Everytime they face an error they're like, "please help us senpai". It's really time consuming.

When you cannot find the solution to the Linux problem on Google but also don't wanna roll back to windows, so you gotta reinstall Linux for the 4th time. FML

hey guys. I want to explore the field of cybersecurity as it is THE field of my interest. Help me?

Pro tip:
Decorate your room like a lecture hall so you fall asleep faster

So this beauty just arrived

Guys I got a c++ paper tomorrow and I haven't started preparing yet. Will I be fine?