User talk:Miguelrj

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Informatics engineering
Hello, I don't think this page should exist, because, as the articles stated the term "informatics engineer" is a literal translation of a foreign term and doesn't exist in the English language.

Furthermore, the article currently doesn't cite any reliable sources and doens't succeed in explaining to me exactly what an "informatics engineer" is supposed to be to me. —Ruud 22:42, 14 June 2013 (UTC)


 * I'll grant that a literal translation of a term that doesn't exist in English is generally not pertinent and indeed I'd prefer that the article wouldn't exist at all rather than having it redirect to Computer engineering. The problem here is that without a linguistic or computing authority regulating proper translation to English of these degrees, "informatics engineer" is the official translation to English as used by some universities. They're therefore in usage in English and one can hardly argue those translations are "wrong".
 * That's why a disambiguation page is needed here IMO. In Portugal they refer to computer science-based degrees and in Italy, for instance, to computer engineering.
 * Maybe the best is a more laconic disambiguation page stating simply:


 * "Informatics engineering may refer to:
 * - Computer science degree [link to a Portuguese university as source]
 * - Computer engineering degree [link to an Italian university as source]"


 * Regards Miguelrj (talk) 23:32, 14 June 2013 (UTC)