Engineering, Computer Concentration, BS

Program Overview

Hope College's Engineering program offers a Computer Concentration that combines 45 engineering credits with 30 cognate credits. The concentration includes courses in computer science, engineering, and math and science, providing students with a strong foundation in computer engineering. The program prepares students for careers in various fields, including computer networking, embedded systems, and signal analysis and communications.

Program Outline

Outline:

The Engineering major at Hope College consists of a minimum of 45 engineering course credits and 30 cognate course credits. The Computer Concentration requires the following courses:

• Computer Science
• CSCI 376: Computer Networking
• Engineering
• ENGS 242: Electronic Devices and Design
• ENGS 242L: Electronic Devices and Design Laboratory
• ENGS 322: Logic Circuit Design
• ENGS 326: Embedded Systems
• ENGS 351: Signal Analysis and Communications
• Math and Science (1 course)
• BIOL 105: General Biology I
• BIOL 106: General Biology II
• BIOL 221: Human Physiology
• BIOL 231: Biology of Microorganisms
• CHEM 126: General Chemistry II
• CHEM 131: Accelerated General Chemistry
• CHEM 221: Organic Chemistry I
• CHEM 311: Biochemistry I
• GES 111: How The Earth Works: An Introduction to Plate Tectonics
• GES 211: Local Environmental Systems
• GES 220: Laboratory Methods in Environmental Science
• KIN 200: Human Anatomy
• MATH 215: Intermediate Statistics
• MATH 219: Accelerated Statistical Methods
• MATH 280: Bridge to Higher Mathematics: An Introduction to Mathematical Proof
• MATH 331: Real Analysis I
• MATH 334: Complex Analysis
• MATH 341: Algebraic Structures I
• MATH 345: Advanced Linear Algebra
• MATH 370: Advanced Differential Equations
• MATH 372: Numerical Analysis
• PHYS 280: Introduction to Mathematical Physics and Engineering