Graduate Certificate in Computer Systems Engineering
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The Graduate Certificate in Computer Systems Engineering prepares students and professionals with advanced knowledge in parallel hardware, software programming, and networking. This program requires 11-12 credit hours from a selection of specialized courses, including at least one ECE course, to equip graduates for solving complex challenges and advancing their careers in this field. The certificate is effective from Fall 2021, and students may have the flexibility to earn multiple certificates with unique course combinations.
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Graduate Certificate in Computer Systems Engineering - Colorado State University
Degree Overview:
The Graduate Certificate in Computer Systems Engineering is designed for students and professionals seeking knowledge and skills in state-of-the-art parallel hardware architectures, parallel software programming, algorithms, and networking technologies.
Outline:
The program requires the completion of 11-12 credit hours, consisting of three courses selected from the following:
- CS 530 Fault-Tolerant Computing
- CS 545 Machine Learning
- CS 556 Computer Security
- CS 575 Parallel Processing
- ECE 528/CS 528 Embedded Systems and Machine Learning
- ECE 554 Computer Architecture
- ECE 558 Manycore System Design Using Machine Learning
- ECE 561/CS 561 Hardware/Software Design of Embedded Systems
- ECE 658/CS 658 Internet Engineering
- ECE 661 Advanced Topics in Embedded Systems At least one ECE course is required.
Other:
- This certificate may have courses in common with other graduate certificates.
- A student may earn more than one certificate, but a given course may be counted only in one certificate.
- The program is effective Fall 2021.
- Additional coursework may be required due to prerequisites.
