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[kot1990]

Well, I don't know which one to choose for applying.
I want to learn and know things like:
programming, but not simple programming, i want to know more low level stuff, things like multithreading,
memory allocations, network packets, assembly language, data structures,
more about the CPU instructions and how compilers generate assembly code, compiler theory, how the CPU runs code and how to make a faster and quality program, how the CPU uses interrupts to read data from external sources, about storage devices, how do they store/load data, storage file systems, partitions, boot sectors, how the computer starts loading the bootloader after BIOS and how to make one, how to make a small program that will load without an operating system, operating system internals and understand how do they work , be able to create complex software that requires reverse engineering like server emulators, console emulators (just for knowledge not piracy) and the programming theory about algorithms, web development, databases, OOP.

I love to know how things work, I want my studies to contain the knowledge I mentioned above, I don't want to create my own electronics/devices, I just want to know all that low level things, which is the best for me?

[Epeng]

bscs is more software/programming related than to bsce, so yes you'd go with computer science, or better yet, take them both