Mission The Computer Engineering Program prepares a culturally diverse student population for successful professional careers in computer Engineering at the local, regional and global levels. The Program is designed to ensure excellence in the rapidly-evolving field of computer Engineering, while emphasizing the role of general education, ethical and social responsibility, and life-long learning in the personal and professional growth of future computer engineers. Goals In support of its mission, the Computer Engineering Program strives to produce graduates who will…

• Pursue successful professional careers in computer engineering or related fields;
• Remain updated through graduate education and professional certification;
• Benefit their communities by practicing their profession responsibly and ethically;
• Excel as team leaders, communicators, and project managers in multicultural environments;
• Share their knowledge through training and development opportunities.

Learning Outcomes Computer Engineering graduates will be able to…

• apply knowledge of calculus, discrete math, statistics, and engineering sciences;
• design and conduct experiments, perform simulations, and analyze and interpret relevant data;
• use the modern tools, techniques, and software necessary for computer engineering practice;
• identify, formulate, and solve problems involving both hardware and software components;
• design integrated hardware-software systems within realistic technical and non-technical constraints;
• communicate technical information effectively in written, oral, and graphical formats;
• work in multicultural intra-disciplinary and cross-disciplinary teams;
• explain the role of ethical and professional responsibility in computer engineering practice;
• discuss the global impact of computer engineering solutions on the economy, environment, and society;
• demonstrate familiarity with modern trends and current issues in computer engineering;
• engage in lifelong learning through research and educational experiences outside the classroom.