Bachelor of Science Honours in Engineering – Computer Engineering

Bachelor of Science Honours in Engineering – Computer Engineering

Overview

The Bachelor of Science Honours in Engineering – Computer Engineering program integrates both software and hardware aspects of computing. Graduates can pursue careers in:
✔ Embedded Systems
✔ Computer Hardware Design
✔ Computer Networking
✔ Software Development

This program focuses on equipping students with hardware and software skills essential for careers in both industries. Students will gain the knowledge and expertise to design, develop, deploy, test, and maintain hardware and software systems.

Curriculum Structure

The program includes core courses in:

🖥️ Software – Data Structures & Algorithms, Object-Oriented Design & Programming, etc.
🔧 Hardware – Microprocessors & Interfacing, Computer Architecture, Processor Design, etc.
📊 Mathematics – Engineering Mathematics, Discrete Mathematics, etc.
📈 Management & Communication – Professional & Technical Communication, Engineering Management, etc.
🎓 Undergraduate Project – Application of theoretical knowledge and collaboration with industry.

In the final year, students undertake an undergraduate project, allowing them to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios and collaborate with industry professionals.

Programme Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

By completing this program, graduates will be able to:

🔹 PLO1 – Apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering to analyze complex problems.
🔹 PLO2 – Identify, research, and solve complex engineering problems.
🔹 PLO3 – Design systems, components, or processes to meet specified needs.
🔹 PLO4 – Conduct investigations using research-based knowledge and methods.
🔹 PLO5 – Utilize modern engineering and IT tools effectively.
🔹 PLO6 – Assess societal, health, safety, legal, cultural, and environmental concerns in engineering solutions.
🔹 PLO7 – Demonstrate an understanding of sustainable development in engineering practice.
🔹 PLO8 – Adhere to ethical responsibilities and professional standards.
🔹 PLO9 – Work effectively in multidisciplinary teams and exhibit leadership skills.
🔹 PLO10 – Communicate effectively through reports, documentation, and presentations.
🔹 PLO11 – Understand management, finance, risk, and change management principles.
🔹 PLO12 – Engage in lifelong learning to adapt to technological advancements.

Study Duration

📅 Minimum Duration: 5 academic years (starting from Level 3).
📅 Maximum Duration: 15 academic years.

Exemptions

Students with prior academic qualifications beyond standard entry requirements may be eligible for course exemptions based on their learning history.

📌 Exemption Details: Listed under each study program in the Student Guidebook of the respective academic year.
📌 Minimum Credits Requirement: Even with exemptions, students must complete OUSL courses and earn a minimum number of credits to qualify for an award.

📢 How to Apply for Exemptions?
If your qualifications are not listed in the guidebook, you may apply for exemptions by submitting a duly completed application form, available for download on the Faculty Webpage.