Computer Engineering, BS

This program gives students a broad knowledge of the software and hardware components of modern computing and cyber-physical systems, detailed computer-systems design, and the role of computer systems in various engineering disciplines.  Students completing the program will be prepared for a computer-oriented engineering career with emphasis on design and applications of embedded computing systems.

Graduates with a Computer Engineering BS degree commonly begin their careers in a variety of functions including: hardware engineers, software engineers, computer systems analysts, computer support specialists, network system & data managers, communication analysts, network & computer systems administrators, computer programmers, database administrators, operations research analysts, and computer & information scientists.  These graduates also pursue post-graduate degrees in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Business & Commerce, and even professional areas such as Law and Medicine.

The information contained here describes the undergraduate curriculum in Computer Engineering. Graduate students and students participating in the Accelerated Masters Program (AMP) should consult the graduate catalog for information on all cross-listed and graduate-only courses. More information about various programs within the department is available in the Electrical and Computer Engineering departmental office located in 3027 SERC.

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