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    Computer science focuses on developing and testing software and systems through computational theory and algorithms, defining the principles behind all software. Information technology focuses on implementing, supporting, and managing both hardware and software to ensure computers, networks, and systems function well for users. Computer scientists work with data analysis and security while IT professionals deal with CPUs, RAM, operating systems, and applications.

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    Computer science focuses on developing and testing software and systems through computational theory and algorithms, defining the principles behind all software. Information technology focuses on implementing, supporting, and managing both hardware and software to ensure computers, networks, and systems function well for users. Computer scientists work with data analysis and security while IT professionals deal with CPUs, RAM, operating systems, and applications.

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    How is Computer Science Different from IT?

    Computer science focuses on the development and testing of software and


    software systems. It involves working with mathematical models, data analysis and
    security, algorithms, and computational theory. Computer scientists define the
    computational principles that are the basis of all software.
    Information technology (IT) focuses on the development, implementation,
    support, and management of computers and information systems. IT involves
    working both with hardware (CPUs, RAM, hard disks) and software (operating
    systems, web browsers, mobile applications). IT professionals make sure that
    computers, networks, and systems work well for all users.

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