Computer Science Engineering ME/M.Tech

The aim of the Graduate Certificate in Computing is to extend the knowledge and skills of our students in the direction of computing, including algorithms and data structures, embedded and high-performance computing, and machine learning.

The department offers courses and is prepared to direct research in a variety of subfields of computer science and engineering, including VLSI, computer architecture, parallel/distributed processors and processing, multiprocessors, interconnection networks, pattern recognition and image processing, performance evaluation, reliability, fault tolerance, theory of computation, computer systems, numerical analysis and optimization, programming methodology, and analysis of algorithms. Research and instruction are supported by extensive computing facilities within the University Information Technology Services and by the computer laboratories operated by the department.

The mission of the computer engineering program is to educate students in core topics, as well as in a broad set of specialties of computer engineering; to impart students with professional attributes that characterize a well-schooled engineer and citizen, and to provide students with opportunities for research experience in one of the leading computer engineering centers.

The field of computer engineering resulted from the tremendous development of computers and, in particular, the evolution of microprocessors. The design process for almost every electronic system includes the specification and development of the control program for the microprocessor of the system. A particular computer engineering job can be more closely related to hardware or software, to functional design or detailed design. The ME and MTech. the degree provides the background necessary for persons, with continuing study, to work in many computer engineering subfields. The bachelors degree itself does not, however, provide highly specialized knowledge in any particular subfield.

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