Bachelor of Science - Computer Engineering (Optional Co-op) (Program Major)

Computer engineers develop innovative products and solutions using computer components, systems, and software with applications far beyond simple laptop or desktop computer systems. This program, accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board, provides a foundation for an exciting career in a field that connects today’s graduates with tomorrow’s technology.

Computer engineering students will learn to develop innovative products and solutions using computer components, systems, and software of their design. Computing technology is the essential core of modern products, services and communication, with applications far beyond simple laptop or desktop computer systems. Computer engineers are the professionals who design and deploy these systems and solutions. Students can also specialize in application areas such as embedded systems, computer networks and communications, and software engineering.

Skills gained by students' studying computer engineering program:

• Gain an understanding of both the scientific and engineering methods and be able to use these methods to rationally and effectively analyze complex problems affecting both individuals and society. • Generate conceptual and detailed designs for complex engineering problems, demonstrating the proper use of equipment and instrumentation in the solution. • The ability to lead the development of new technologies and systems.