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Kansas State’s Computer Engineering program integrates computer-focused electrical engineering with computer science concepts to prepare students for the design and development of computer-based hardware and low-level software. The curriculum emphasizes a hands-on, laboratory-driven learning experience with real-world problem-solving.
Computer engineers from Kansas State contribute to critical industries such as healthcare, public safety, transportation, computing, and environmental technologies, working in areas like wireless communication, robotics, artificial intelligence, and embedded systems.
Course Overview:
General Education: Courses in English, Communication, Math & Statistics, Natural & Physical Sciences, Social & Behavioral Sciences, Arts & Humanities, Free Electives
Mathematics and Science: Analytic Geometry and Calculus I, II & III, Elementary Differential Equations , Discrete Mathematics, Engineering Physics I & II
Core Computer Engineering Courses:
Introduction to Programming
Programming Fundamentals
Data and Program Structures
C Language Laboratory
Object-Oriented Design, Implementation, and Testing
Operating Systems I
Engineering Orientation
Engineering Problem Solving
Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering
Circuit Theory I
Microcontrollers
Design of Digital Systems
Linear Systems
Electronics I
Applied Scientific Computing for Engineers
Computer Networking
Senior Design Experience I
Senior Design Experience II
Computer Engineering Design Lab
Digital Electronics
Computer Design I
Introductory Probability and Statistics I
Capstone Design Project: Senior-year team project that simulates professional engineering practice.
Research Opportunities:
Students can engage in faculty-led research in IoT, cyber-physical systems, computer networks, and more.
Student Teams and Competitions:
Participation in groups like the Robotics Competition Team provides project experience and national exposure.
Internships and Co-ops:
Broad access to internships and co-op opportunities with local, regional, and national employers.
Makerspace Access:
On-campus departmental makerspace available to support student innovation and independent projects.
Graduate Study:
Alumni frequently pursue advanced degrees (MS, PhD) in computer engineering or related disciplines.
Graduate Outcomes:
100% career placement
$75,841 average starting salary
Career Support:
Comprehensive resources through the K-State Career Center, offering employer connections, job search support, and professional development.
School Report & Final Report RequiredCommon App personal essay optionalThis college does not use a writing supplement for any additional writing requirements.College questions: 1 optionalABET accredited Application can be done via Common App or University websiteSoftware engineersComputer hardware engineersTest automation engineersNetwork engineersComputer network architectsApplication developersControl engineers
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