Computer Engineering
Computer engineering has impacted and shaped the last 50 years more than any other field, and we are still in the midst of the digital revolution and information age. Smart devices, equipped with sensors and communicating over networks, are working together using artificial intelligence and deep learning and are growing at an ever-increasing pace. There is unparalleled demand for computer engineers who understand digital hardware and software interaction and can interface computing technology to other engineering systems.
At SIUE, computer engineering students study the fundamentals, but learn practical hands-on skills in well-equipped modern laboratories for computation, simulation, and measurement.
Program Features
- General Science and Mathematics (36 hours)
- Computer Engineering Topics (57 hours)
- General Education Component (28-33 hours)
- Capstone Design (6 hours)
Courses Required for a Minor in Computer Engineering
ECE 210 (3) Circuit Analysis I
ECE 211 (4) Circuit Analysis II
ECE 282 (4) Digital Systems Design
ECE 351 (3) Signals and Systems
ECE 381 (3) Microcontrollers
ECE 483 (3) Advanced Digital Systems Engineering
CS 150 (3) Introduction to Computing II
Computer Engineering Dependency Chart
