Computer Engineering, Minor

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The minor in computer engineering introduces students to the fundamental concepts of low-level and high-level hardware design, as well as the real-time, embedded programming techniques needed to interface with that hardware. Students will learn electricity and electronics, logic and circuit design, systems programming, hardware architectures, and how all of these things come together to support specific applications.

required core (22 credits)

EENG 200 - Electronics and Circuits I 3 credits
EENG 200L - Lab - Electronics and Circuits 1 1 credit
CPSC 230 - Computer Science I 3 credits
CENG 231 - Systems Programming 3 credits
CENG 231L - Lab - Systems Programming 1 credit
CPSC 330 - Digital Logic Design I 3 credits
CPSC 330L - Lab - Digital Logic Design I 1 credit
CPSC 351 - Computer Architecture I 3 credits
CPSC 366 - Digital Logic Design II 3 credits
CPSC 366L - Digital Logic Design II Lab 1 credit

electives (6 credits)

CPSC 352 - Computer Architecture II 3 credits
CPSC 353 - Data Communications and Computer Networks 3 credits
CPSC 380 - Operating Systems 3 credits
CPSC 465 - Integrated Circuit Design I 3 credits
CPSC 466 - Integrated Circuit Design II 3 credits

Computer Engineering, Minor

required core (22 credits)

electives (6 credits)

total credits 28