M.S. in Computer Engineering

Learning Outcomes

• Ability to identify and solve complex technology problems in robotics, aerospace, business, medicine, military and other essential areas.
• Soft skills in complex problem-solving, communication and creative thinking. A computer engineer must communicate with end-users, managers and vendors to determine computing goals and system requirements, but also with other scientists to solve the complex computing problems that arise.
• Ability to apply and adapt theoretical principles to develop new computer software and/or hardware.

• Computer-related math skills, e.g., linear algebra, calculus, statistics, discrete mathematics, and optimization.
• Fluency in the main current programming languages, such as C/C++; must continue learning new languages as they emerge.
• Technical writing skills to document and publish their findings and designs.
• Ability to teach engineering and computer science across all levels of academia.
• Complex systems engineering
• Logic (circuit) design