Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering

Expected Outcomes

Upon completion of this program:

• The student will have the background necessary to take the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) examination, the first step toward registration as a professional engineer. The department encourages the students to take the FE examination.
• The successful graduate will be:
• well grounded in the fundamental concepts of math, physics, chemistry, computer science, and engineering science;
• able to analyze and design electrical and electronic circuits/systems;
• able to analyze, design, and evaluate performance of microprocessors and digital systems;
• able to analyze, evaluate, and design real-time applications;
• able to apply computer programs for the design of computer systems;
• able to generate software that controls hardware;
• able to work as a member of a team that understands the ethical requirements of the profession and the impact of the computer technology on society;
• capable of making oral and written presentations of analyses and designs to supervisors, managers, other engineers, potential and actual clients, and the general public; and
• aware of the importance of lifelong learning and professional development.
• Graduates will be qualified to be admitted to a graduate program in computer engineering, other graduate programs, or obtain a position as an entry-level computer engineer.