Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering
The program in computer engineering provides a solid mathematics, basic
science, and engineering science base that is common to all quality
engineering programs. It emphasizes the theory and design of both
hardware and software systems. Modern methodology for the design and
verification of reliable, maintainable, real time software is studied.
Techniques for the design, breadboarding, testing, and implementation of
computer hardware are stressed. The program allows a wide range of
electives to strengthen individual specialties in theory, design, and/or
applications. The graduate of this computer engineering program is
prepared to supervise, design, and implement computer-imbedded systems
employing hardware, software, and firmware.
Check out the Bachelor of Science in
Computer Engineering program flyer - a one page overview of the courses you'll
be taking as you pursue your Computer Engineering Degree!
We offer 5 degree concentration options for the Bachelor of Science program;
Click on the options below to see Checksheets and /Model Programs.
- General Computer Engineering
- Communications
Prepares students with the fundamental knowledge and practical
skills in data communication and networking through a series of
introductory and advanced courses, labs and a senior design project
focusing on are computer communication and network system design.
Specific topics include communication system components, embedded
software, network programming, network protocol, Internet, LAN,
Personal Area Network, Wireless Network, Mobile Computing,
Distributed Computing and systems, and communication performance
assessment.
- Control
Learn techniques required to develop and build
sophisticated and integrated system control devices. Focus on
building devices that manage operations of systems such as building
thermostats, automotive cruise control and fuel management.
- Wireless Architecture
This package is centered in how to develop computer systems. The
required courses provide a solid background in both computer
hardware and system software. The technical elective courses focus
on Embedded System Design and Computer Hardware engineering.
- Wireless Software
This package contains courses that focus on software aspects of
computer systems. Courses in object-oriented programming,
distributed computing, and security are broadly applicable across
all computer software. Application-oriented courses in graphics,
database systems, and simulation provide the skills needed to
support many different software applications. Interested students
can also study algorithms for bioinformatics. These courses allow a
student to tailor their degree with an emphasis on software issues
of importance in today's computer systems.
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