Computer engineering is a discipline that bridges computer science and electrical engineering, offering a deep understanding of computer system design and implementation.
Computer engineers integrate expertise in both hardware and software to better understand computer architecture, hardware/software interface and integrating computers into products and systems at a larger scale.
Freshmen and transfers start with the College of Engineering’s First-Year Engineering program, along with engineering math and science, then proceed into courses on programming, analog and digital circuits, embedded systems and supporting lab and elective courses. The summary EE plan of study is shown below.
For full details see the
Hank Dietz, Ph.D. Director of Undergraduate Studies for Computer Engineering, Professor, James F. Hardymon Chair in Network Engineering
