Computer Engineering, Minor

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.

Students pursuing a minor in Computer Engineering are required to:

• Complete 28 credits.
• Complete a minimum of 12 credits in the minor that are not duplicated by the major or any other minor.
• Complete 6 credits upper division credits in the minor must be completed in residence at Chapman.
• Complete a minimum of 12 upper division credits in the minor.
• Achieve a 2.000 cumulative GPA in the minor and a 2.000 GPA for all upper-division coursework in the minor.