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Dec 26, 2024
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2024 -2025 Catalog
Computer Engineering Major
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Faculty: Hayes, Kelly, Pilling (dean), Volkman (chair)
Degree Types: Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering
Prepare for a career in software development and computer/microcontroller design in a wide range of fields, including software development, engineering design and analysis, and creative problem solving through hands-on experimental learning. Become a better computer engineer by understanding what it takes to program your designs.
Computer Engineering Program Educational Objectives
Having been formed through Christian, Catholic and Benedictine values as whole persons for the whole of life, within a few of years graduation, our computer engineering graduates will:
- Have increased responsibility in their professional roles as a result of their ethical integrity,
- Be innovators of latest technologies and methodologies that enhance their fields,
- Be life-long learners who seek advanced degrees and/or higher accomplishments in the field, and
- In the Spirit of Service, and through leadership roles, collaborate with colleagues from multiple disciplines.
- Explore ways to design and build technology through hands-on experiences
- Software Engineering (coding, testing, as well as program design)
- Knowledge of designing, coding, and testing software and computer systems
- Adapt to working with a wide range of software, depending on the hardware architecture
- Ability to select the best hardware components for desired software environment
- Ensuring hardware and software work together
- Strong mathematical background in calculus and physics
- Deep understanding of circuit design and digital systems
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Required Courses:
Need a grade of “C-” or better for all courses required of the major, as well as any pre-requisite courses for the major requirements.
Students must also achieve a GPA of 2.5 or higher for all courses required of the major.
Additional Science Elective:
Students must achieve a minimum of 6 credits in the Natural Sciences (BIO, BCH, CHE, GLG, PHY, SCI). The Computer Engineering program has 5 credits required by default. Students will need to take 1 or more additional credits in BIO, BCH, CHE, GLG, PHY, SCI to achieve the needed minmum of 6 total credits.
Total: 132-134 Semester Credits
Program length: 4 academic years / 128 weeks
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Return to: Hamm School of Engineering
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