[rippeltippel]

In the country where I live there are two university degrees: Computer Science (depends on Mathematics) and Information Engineering (depends on Engineering). I took the latter, where there is more maths (despite not depending from the Maths department), physics, electronic, automation. I now work with healthcare data: a highly regulated field. Can you please explain what is _not_ engineering, given this context?

[ses1984]

No one is saying all programmers lack engineering discipline. It is simply not required for all programmers, even in many situations when it probably should be.

[g-b-r]

You're certain that there's more math in the information engineering degree than in the CS one? It's usually the opposite