Computronics

My recent transition from electronics to computer major have been quite an experience. These are not too similar subjects.Things i have noticed with electronics is that it is just like sherawat mam (very strict).It wants everything IDEAL.After every practical topic for example switches , they will tell you that what are its ideal characteristics? and almost every explanation of ideality will follow a same prototype line saying "it is practically not attainable".
On the other hand,while i have been just acquainted with computers, i find it a bit imaginative.it says imagine....that there are 5 philosophers on dinning table (operating system), imagine that you have to wear shoes and socks (topological sort), imagine that there is a bridge(fundamentals of cs).................but i am not complaining,i am good at imagining these.Drawing taught me that.In fact to an extend that in my first implementation to the make metro DFD, we (me and Dimple) almost provided metro with a advertisement management system that too on single cloud of thought.And a moment we saw metro, we realise that even metro can't fit on that cloud at this point of time. Anyways we will fit it some day.....
But,I finally believe that ‘both electronics and computers are inevitable to each other’.
HOW?? Read on……
Suppose you are making a project on line follower, for that you will need to know electronics basics to make its hardware structure and to make it run only in certain conditions you will have to program it accordingly which will need skill of language. So, you have to have the knowledge of both to make your project work. Same goes with any company as well. E.g. any mobile making company, there manufacturing unit will be electronic base and its software will be designed in another unit which is computer base (mostly it is given to any other solution provider company).
Thus, both are inevitable to each other. Hence, the name computronics.