Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering

About

The bachelor of science Electrical and Computer Engineering program involves the study of hardware, software, communications, and the interactions between them. NU’s curriculum focuses on the theories, principles, and practices of traditional electrical engineering and mathematics and applies them to the design of computers and computer-based devices. Courses are structured to establish analytical thinking and design skills in areas such as computer architecture, digital logic design, circuits analysis, computer communication networks, digital computer control, integrated circuit engineering, project management, VLSI design, digital signal processing and embedded systems. Electrical and Computer Engineering is to prepare graduates to achieve success in one or more of the following within a few years after graduation. Succeed in pursuing a chosen career path and demonstrate technical competence in utilizing electrical and computer engineering principles and skills in industry, academia or the public sector. Engage in sustained learning through graduate education, professional development and self-study in engineering and other professionally related fields.

Career Path

Graduate careers include Electrical Design Engineer, Electronics Engineer, Embedded Systems Engineer, Hardware Engineer, FPGA/ASIC Design Engineer, Control Systems Engineer, Systems Engineer, Robotics Engineer, Instrumentation Engineer, Power Systems Engineer, Software Engineer, Quantum Computing Engineer, DevOps Engineer, AI Hardware Engineer, Photonics Engineer, Biomedical Engineer, Automotive Systems Engineer, Environmental Systems Engineer, Network Engineer, RF Engineer, Telecommunications Engineer, Technical Product Manager, Engineering Project Manager, R&D Manager.