Our Programs
Computer Engineering
Covers fundamental science and engineering principles to build a strong foundation for future engineering careers.
Computer Engineering and Digital Technology (CEDT)
Technology (CEDT) Taught by high-quality faculty using online technologies and industry-based field training. This program produces graduates with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, adapting quickly to modern technological shifts.
Our department continues to grow every year, with over 1,300 undergraduate students as our core strength and more than 300 graduate students driving research and innovation. This is supported by our faculty and staff who are ready to assist in every learning journey.
CP Students
CEDT Students
Graduate Students
Professors & Staff
Career Paths After Graduation
Software Engineer
Systems / Network Engineer
Data / AI Engineer
Department atmosphere
The primary teaching location for the Department of Computer Engineering is the classrooms in Engineering Building 3, which serves as a shared lecture hall for students from all departments. However, the department also has meeting and seminar rooms on the 17th floor of Engineering Building 4 that can be used as classrooms, primarily for evening/part-time student programs. Furthermore, since the 2014 academic year, the department has also been using classrooms in the Centennial Engineering Building, the faculty's newest building, as an additional teaching location.
