Computer Engineering (Non-Thesis)

Graduates will be capable of integrating undergraduate fundamentals and advanced knowledge to solve complex electrical/computer engineering problems. They will have knowledge of advanced topics in two or more areas, with depth in at least one area, from within the field of computer engineering. Graduates will be prepared for professional advancement in engineering. They will have the ability to engage in perpetual learning in order to identify and understand new knowledge within the field and to apply this knowledge in an appropriate context, including multi-disciplinary situations. Graduates will have the ability to undertake a significant research or development project and to document the results in clear, articulate form.