Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Computer Engineering] From Old Dominion University

As you enter the undergraduate program in computer engineering, you will receive a broad foundation in computer engineering through combined lectures and laboratory work that will prepare you for entering the profession of computer engineering as well as for further study at the graduate level. You will take core courses to provide you with a strong background in mathematics, physical sciences, engineering sciences, computer science and the fundamentals of computer engineering. In addition, your curriculum will provide you with a wide range of electives.

Upon graduation, students find employment in a wide spectrum of activities covering various fields. These include computer systems, networking, controls, image processing, and communications. There are many different job functions associated with these technical areas. Computer engineers are employed in systems analysis and design, engineering design and development, applications design and technical sales, production and manufacturing, field service and user training, management, and many other job titles.

Computer engineers solve problems in hardware and software systems, and networks. Computer engineers make current devices we use for work and entertainment faster, smaller, cheaper, smarter, and safer. They also develop systems needed to protect and operate the United States' critical infrastructures-such as the Internet and smart power grid-so its day-to-day services are not interrupted. Computer engineers work in almost every industry-from health care and gaming to banking and online shopping.