A BSCE is a Bachelor of Science in Computer engineering.  This degree
    focuses on computer design included both hardware and software.  A
    BSEE is a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering.

As with many degrees, what those letters actually MEAN when they appear on
your diploma is highly variable, ranging from "this guy barely squeaked by
on the minimal course requirements and no additional experience" to "this
guy was a ham, aced all his classes, rebuilt most of the lab, and spent his
summers working in industry..."


    [BSEE] degree is in much more demand and focuses on hardware design
    of all electrical circuits.  It is very math intensive and provides
    a much wider knowledge of electrical design.

EE's are more focussed, but everyone uses computers these days, so I'm not
sure who'd be in more demand.  I suspect that there are more companies
willing to hire a BSEE with no additional experience than BSCE or BSCS in
the same boat...  I suspect that you can still get an EE degree without
learning anything but the barest minimum of computer science and/or
programming skills...

BillW