The Computer Engineering program prepares its students to design a wide variety of modern digital electronic devices and systems. Each Computer Engineering student chooses one of two program options. Students in the Electronic Devices for Ubiquitous Computing option focus on design of electronic hardware systems with an emphasis on applications such as mobile communications. The Software Systems for Ubiquitous Computing option enables students to specialize in development of the software
that controls and operates these systems.

Admission Requirements for the Computer Engineering Program
Students entering the Computer Engineering program must have completed the common first-year curriculum of Engineering with at least 60% YWA and passing grades in Applied Mathematics 1411A/B, Applied Mathematics 1413, Physics 1402A/B, and either Engineering Science 1036A/B or Computer Science 1026A/B. In order to remain in the Computer Engineering Program, students must also obtain at least 60% in Computer Science 1037A/B to be taken in the second year.