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The Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering at the University of Pittsburgh is an ABET-accredited program that combines hardware and software expertise to prepare students for diverse roles in technology and engineering. The curriculum emphasizes computer organization, embedded systems, networks, digital systems, information security, and systems engineering.
Students have the flexibility to specialize in advanced topics through elective courses, hands-on design projects, research initiatives, and cooperative education placements that offer valuable industry exposure.
Course Overview:
Concentrations:
Autonomous Systems
Communications Engineering
Electric Power
Integrated Circuits
Nanotechnology
Software Engineering
Computer Organization and Architecture
Systems and Project Engineering
Computer Networks
Information Security
Embedded Systems Design
Advanced Digital Design
Electives:
Advanced ECE Electives
Open Electives which includes Professional Skills and Technicial electives
Design Projects: Embedded throughout the curriculum, focusing on real-world problem-solving and teamwork.
Co-Op Program: Industry placements that allow students to build professional experience while earning academic credit.
Research Opportunities: Access to faculty-led research projects in cutting-edge areas of computer engineering.
Professional Seminars: Regular seminars and skill-building workshops focused on leadership, communication, and lifelong learning.
Graduate Careers: Prepares students for roles in industry, academia, and government, including design, development, project management, and leadership.
Further Study: Strong foundation for advanced degrees in computer engineering, law, medicine, business, and related disciplines.
Professional Development: Emphasis on ethical responsibility, adaptability to emerging technologies, leadership, and teamwork.
Leadership: Graduates often advance into leadership roles and contribute to diverse, inclusive work environments.
ABET-accredited programApplication done through the common appSAT/ACT Policy: The University of Pittsburgh will continue its test-optional policy through fall 2028. Scores from the ACT or SAT exams will not be required for students applying to enter the university for fall 2025, 2026, 2027, and 2028. This applies to both first-year and transfer students and includes international and homeschool students. Proof of English proficiency will continue to be required for international students.SAT/ACT Policy: The University of Pittsburgh will continue its test-optional policy through fall 2028. Scores from the ACT or SAT exams will not be required for students applying to enter the university for fall 2025, 2026, 2027, and 2028. This applies to both first-year and transfer students and includes international and homeschool students. Proof of English proficiency will continue to be required for international students.School Report & Final Report RequiredCommon App personal essay optionalThis college does not use a writing supplement for any additional writing requirements.Hardware EngineerSoftware EngineerSystems EngineerEmbedded Systems DeveloperNetwork EngineerCybersecurity AnalystProject ManagerResearcher
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