Computer engineering

Profiling - “Computer systems and networks”

Qualification - systems engineer

Form of study - an abbreviated correspondence form of higher education integrated with secondary specialized education.

Specificity and relevance

A systems engineer (or systems engineer) is a specialist in the field of computer technology, responsible for the analysis, design, development, integration and maintenance of complex computer systems and networks that use or directly operate on hardware level. Modern computer systems are becoming increasingly scalable and integrated, requiring knowledge of a wide range of technologies and methodologies that are studied within the Computer Engineering major.

Computer Engineering is a rapidly developing interdisciplinary field that combines elements of Electrical Engineering (Electronic Engineering) and Computer Science (Computer Science) to design and develop computer systems and networks.
In contrast to software engineering, computer science engineering provides training in the field of hardware-software integration.

A systems engineer's tasks may include writing software and firmware for embedded microcontrollers, designing ultra-large-scale integrated circuits, analog sensors, designing and administering computer networks, and developing operating systems. Computer engineers also work on research for robotics, which relies on the use of digital systems to control and control electrical systems such as motors, communications systems, and sensors.

Features and Training Opportunities

The Department of Information Systems and Technology offers