B.S in Computer Engineering

The objective of the Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering degree program at K-State is to prepare you for a professional career in engineering.

Computer engineering combines the computer-oriented side of electrical engineering with ideas in computer science for design of low-level software — operating systems, kernels and drivers — that allows various computer-based hardware pieces of a system to work together.

 

Hear why K-State students chose to study computer engineering.

 

The computer engineering curriculum provides the following:

  • An understanding of basic sciences, mathematics and communication skills
  • A theoretical basis in electrical engineering
  • The application of basic concepts to practical problems
  • Advanced skills in problem solving where hardware and software trade-offs are necessary
  • A strong laboratory experience stressing system design and implementation
  • A general education that complements the technical content
  • An understanding of the ethical, social, safety and economic factors required for engineering practice

View a flowchart (pdf) of the curriculum

A sequence of advanced courses stressing engineering design prepare the student for the entry-level positions in the profession.