Description

To provide qualified researches with the capabilities and necessary knowledge to successfully contribute to multidisciplinary studies and practices in the fields involving computers, communications, control and electronics.

Objectives

Graduates of the computer engineering programs are expected to demonstrate:

1. An ability to work (individually or in teams) to analyze and design engineering systems and produce solutions that meet specified needs.

2. An ability to identify and solve complex engineering problems by applying principles of engineering and science.

3. An ability to recognize ethical and professional responsibilities.

 4. An ability to acquire and apply new knowledge as needed using appropriate learning strategies.

Outcomes

• Full understanding of the functional and design principles of different computer components indicating the strengths and weaknesses inherent in each.

• Understand the differences between computer organization and computer engineering.

• Understand the reasons and strategies for different computer architectures.

• Learn about some modern high-performance computing technologies, such as multi-core and distributed architecture.

   • Understanding of the internal working and performance capabilities of advanced microprocessors.

   • The ability to choose the appropriate computer system for specific application areas.

• Understanding of cache threading issues.

• Ability to design advanced memory hierarchies.

   • Learn about the differences between multi-threaded, hyper-fast, multi-threaded, vector, and multi-core processors.

Certificate Rewarded

Master of Computer Engineering

Entry Reuirements

Must have a bachelor's degree in computer engineering.

To pass the differentiation exam successfully.