BS in Computer Engineering
Computer Engineering is the design and prototyping of computing devices and systems.
While sharing much history and many areas of interest with Computer Science, Computer Engineering concentrates its effort on the ways in which computing ideas are mapped into working physical systems. Emerging equally from the disciplines of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering rests on the intellectual foundations of these disciplines, the basic physical sciences and mathematics.
Curriculum Changes are here in Fall 2018
CSE changed the Computer Engineering curriculum in Fall 2018. Read this document to learn how curriculum changes will affect you.
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Academics
Careers
Employers
These industry and government employers represent a sample of where our undergraduate CEN program graduates work:
Alcatel, Apple, Bellcore, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Cisco, Conexant, General Electric (GE), Hewlett-Packard (HP), IBM Almaden Research Center, IBM's T. J. Watson Research Center, Kodak Research Labs, Lucent Technologies, Microsoft, Motorola-Lexicus Division, NASA-Ames, National Institutes of Health (NIH), Oracle, Panasonic, Qualcomm, Ricoh California Research Center, Samsung, Viewlogic Systems
The Main Branches of Computer Engineering
Other important topics in Computer Engineering include Display Engineering, Image and Speech Processing, Pattern Recognition, Robotics, Sensors and Computer Perception.