[smifatv]

I define "Computer Science" as "The academic pursuit regarding the advancement of computer programming or technology as a theoretical pursuit". It's Engineering if you're actually making anything. Certainly you get a BSc in Computer Science to become a software engineer, just as you get a BSc in Chemical Science in order to become a Chemical Engineer... but if you are a "Computer Scientist" you are studying theory, not doing/making things. Software Engineering is no more a subset of Computer Science than Electrical Engineering is a subset of Physics.

Thus, I consider you a Software Engineer, who has knowledge in Computer Science, but not actually pursuing a career in Computer Science (at the moment, anyway).

Your definition is mostly fine - the difference is in what you do with that knowledge. Researching what you do with computers is not the same as designing production software, which is where Software Engineer comes in.