What differentiates Bioinformatics from Computational Biology? I am a university level student of Computer Science. I like to know what really differentiates Bioinformatics from Computational Biology in terms of the core area of study and the nature of subjects and curriculum. In addition, which discipline is more Math/Stats oriented or in other words which one requires sound foundation and skills in Maths and Statistics and what level of Math/Stats is desired?

I am including these links here so that everyone can look into the right definitions of these interdisciplinary fields of study: 


en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bioinformatics 
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computational_biology
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathematical_and_theoretical_biology


Looking forward to professional academic information and advice. Thank you
I often see the word Bioinformatics more related to DNA and sequencing than Computational Biology. It is more descriptive.
Computational Biology seems more used when referring to proteins structure, interactions or drug design. It is usually more guided.

In Wikipedia both terms are synonymous.