Computer Engineering: Degree
B.S.C.E. Degree in Computer Engineering
94 hours, no minor required
The Computer Engineering program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET).
Degree Requirements:
21 hours mathematics
6 hours science
30 hours engineering and computer science
23 hours electrical and computer engineering
9 hours minimum electives
- CENG-4013 Advanced HDL Design
- CENG-4113 Network Systems Design
- CENG-4223 Embedded Systems Design
- CMSC-4123 Introduction to Software Tools
- CMSC-4214 Systems Analysis and Design
- ELEC-3303 Introduction to Electronics
- ELEC-3403 Continuous Time Linear Systems
- ELEC-3313 Electronics
- ELEC-3523 Digital Signal Processing
- ELEC-3613 Electromagnetic Fields
- ELEC-4113 Communication Systems
- ELEC-4323 Electronics Devices
- ELEC-4423 Control Systems
- ELEC-4523 Digital Signal Processing
- ELEC-4613 RF Engineering
- ELEC-4813 Special Topics with at least one of these being a computer engineering depth course
- CENG-4013 Advanced HDL Design
- CENG-4113 Network Systems Design
- CENG-4223 Embedded Systems Design
5 hours math and science electives
- BIOL-2114 Cellular Biology
- CHEM-1314 General Chemistry for Engineers or
- CHEM-1115 General Chemistry I
- CHEM-2111 Introduction to Forensic Science
- ENGR-4113 Engineering Applications of Partial Differential Equations
- MATH-3513 Linear Algebra
- MATH-3613 Numerical Analysis
- MATH-4313 Complex Variables
- PHYS-1811 Physics I lab
- PHYS-1911 Physics II lab
- PHYS-2713 Physics III with at least one of these being from the following lab courses
- CHEM-1314 General Chemistry for Engineers
- CHEM-1115 General Chemistry I
- PHYS-1811 Physics I lab
- PHYS-1911 Physics II lab
Faculty Facts
Joe Watson, Professor of Engineering, works at OC "to help young people prepare for life." He came to OC following a 29 year career with Texas Instruments, and professional interests include computer architecture, digital system design, and microprocessor applications.
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