Computer Engineering

Computer Engineering (CmpE) is a Bachelors of Science program at Georgia Tech, falling under the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering and within the College of Engineering. The field of computer engineering is centered in digital design, computer architecture, computer networks and internetworking, and computer applications.

Degree Requirements

Computer Engineering has the same General Core as Electrical Engineering.

Major Requirements
Course	Description
ECE 1100	ECE Discovery Studio
CS 1331	Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
CS 1332	Data Structures and Algorithms
CS 2050 or CS 2051	Introduction to Discrete Math for CS
ECE 2020	Fundamentals of Digital System Design
ECE 2040	Circuit Analysis
ECE 2031	Digital Design Laboratory
ECE 2035	Programming HW/SW Systems
ECE 3005	Professional Communication
ECE 3058	Architecture, Systems, Concurrency and Energy in Computation
ECE 3000/4000-level Elective	3 hours.
Senior Design	3 hours.
Free Electives	Varying hours. Based on selected threads.

Threads

The Computer Engineering bachelor's degree has nine threads to specialize in.

Students may select:

• Two CmpE Threads
• One CmpE Thread & One CS Thread
• One CmpE Thread & One EE Thread

These threads include:

1. CmpE Computing Hardware & Novel Architectures
2. CmpE Distributed Systems & Software Design
3. CmpE Cybersecuirty
4. EE Signal & Information Processing
5. EE Telecommunication
6. EE Robotics
7. CS Devices
8. CS Systems & Architecture
9. CS Information Internetworks