STUDY BS CPE
Importance or Significance of the Study A common misconception asserts that computer engineering strictly focuses to develop hardware. Since computer engineering and information technology programs both contain some software-based education, some CpE’s focus on software engineering after graduation, applying new concepts to an innovative software product. Some schools offer a software engineering concentration to Computer Engineering graduate studies, further merging science and engineering education. Both Computer Engineers and IT professionals ultimately work with data and attempt ultimately to harness meaning from it, there is significant overlap in coursework that students in the two fields take, as well as in the careers they pursue. This does not minimize the distinctive nature of the two disciplines. It simply acknowledges the fact that these types of computer professionals find context and purpose in similar kinds of projects or in different aspects of the same kinds of projects.
This study is very timely and relevant because today graduates of computer engineering find employment in a variety of settings, such as universities, industry, and government organizations. Computer engineers have extensive training in the areas of electrical engineering and computer science which are attractive combinations to potential employers and allow the student to continue studying in graduate or professional schools. Computer engineering programs provide students with a background that prepares them for careers as lifelong learners since it is imperative that computer engineers maintain their technical competence in a field that is developing and changing rapidly. (http://www.internationalstudentguidetotheusa.com/articles/computer_engineers.htm)
A Computer Engineering curriculum should provide students with a foundation in basic science, mathematics, and the humanities. Written and oral communication skills should be emphasized and developed
This study is very timely and relevant because today graduates of computer engineering find employment in a variety of settings, such as universities, industry, and government organizations. Computer engineers have extensive training in the areas of electrical engineering and computer science which are attractive combinations to potential employers and allow the student to continue studying in graduate or professional schools. Computer engineering programs provide students with a background that prepares them for careers as lifelong learners since it is imperative that computer engineers maintain their technical competence in a field that is developing and changing rapidly. (http://www.internationalstudentguidetotheusa.com/articles/computer_engineers.htm)
A Computer Engineering curriculum should provide students with a foundation in basic science, mathematics, and the humanities. Written and oral communication skills should be emphasized and developed