Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering

Program Overview

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Graduates will be technically proficient, ethically minded, and possess the skills for lifelong learning and professional practice. The program culminates in Senior Design Projects and internships, providing students with practical experience and the ability to innovate in the field of computer engineering.

Program Outline

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Degree Overview:

AURAK’s Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering program offers students a comprehensive education in the design, development, and maintenance of computer systems and their components. Through various opportunities, including internships and research projects, students can apply their skills and gain real-world experience in the field. The Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Engineering leads to various career opportunities, such as computer hardware engineer, software engineer, network engineer, systems analyst, and embedded systems engineer.

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Program Mission:

The mission of the Computer Engineering program is to produce graduates with the necessary theoretical background, technical know-how, and skills to create successful innovations, solve problems in the field, and understand the social and environmental issues that may be involved. Students will be prepared for employment in diverse computer engineering areas or further graduate program study.

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Program Goals:

Graduates of the program will be:

• Successful professionals in the theoretical and practical areas of Computer Engineering
• Life-long learners equipped with the skills required for professional practice, including functioning in teams and communicating effectively

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Outline:

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Program Duration:

4 Years

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Credit Hours:

132

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Intake Commences:

Fall (August / September), Spring (January), Summer (June - Optional)

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Sample Four Year Study Plan:

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Freshman Year:

• First Semester:
• PHYS 110 - University Physics I (3 Credits)
• PHYS 111 - University Physics I Lab (1 Credit)
• ENGL 101 - Composition (3 Credits)
• ENGR 107 - Introduction to Engineering (2 Credits)
• MATH 113 - Calculus I (3 Credits)
• ENVS 102 - Sustainability and Human-Environment Relations (3 Credits)
• UNIV 100 - University First - Year Transition (1 Credit)
• Second Semester:
• CSCI 112 - Introduction to Computer Programming (3 Credits)
• CSCI 113 - Introduction to Computer Programming Lab (1 Credit)
• MATH 114 - Calculus II (3 Credits)
• PHYS 220 - University Physics II (3 Credits)
• PHYS 221 - University Physics II Lab (1 Credit)
• MEST 100 - Introduction to Islam in World Culture (3 Credits)

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Sophomore Year:

• First Semester:
• MATH 225 - Discrete Mathematics (3 Credits)
• CSCI 211 - Object - Oriented Programming (3 Credits)
• EEEN 280 - Electric Circuit Analysis I (3 Credits)
• EEEN 281 - Electric Circuit Analysis I Lab (1 Credit)
• MATH 213 - Calculus III (3 Credits)
• ENGR 200 - Engineering Statistics (3 Credits)
• Second Semester:
• CSCI 215 - Data Structures and Algorithms (3 Credits)
• EEEN 220 - Signal and Systems I (3 Credits)
• EEEN 221 - Signal and Systems I Lab (1 Credit)
• EEEN 331 - Digital System Design (3 Credits)
• EEEN 332 - Digital Systems Design Lab (1 Credit)
• MATH 203 - Linear Algebra (3 Credits)
• PHIL 100 - Critical Thinking and Reasoning (3 Credits) / ENGL 200 - Advanced Composition (3 Credits)

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Summer Semester:

• ENGR 390 - Internship I (3 Credits)

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Junior Year:

• First Semester:
• CENG 335 - Computer Architecture (3 Credits)
• CENG 336 - Computer Architecture Lab (1 Credit)
• CSCI 326 - Database Systems (3 Credits)
• EEEN 333 - Linear Electronics I (3 Credits)
• EEEN 334 - Linear Electronics I Lab (1 Credit)
• CSCI 312 - Operating System Fundamentals (3 Credits)
• Second Semester:
• CENG 315 - Microprocessors (3 Credits)
• CENG 316 - Microprocessors Lab (1 Credit)
• MATH 214 - Elementary Differential Equations (3 Credits)
• CSCI 462 - Data Communications and Computer Networks (3 Credits)
• CSCI 463 - Data Communications and Computer Networks Lab (1 Credit)
• UAES 200 - Survey of United Arab Emirates Studies (3 Credits)
• UNIV 200 - Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Sustainability (3 Credits)

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Summer Semester:

• ENGR 391 - Internship II (3 Credits)

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Senior Year:

• First Semester:
• ENGR 450 - Engineering Seminar (1 Credit)
• GEN ED - Social and Behavioral Science (3 Credits)
• CENG 411 - Software Engineering (3 Credits)
• CENG 492 - Senior Design Project I (2 Credits)
• CSAI 350 - Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (3 Credits)
• CSAI 484 - Internet of Things System (3 credits)
• Second Semester:
• CENG 493 - Senior Design Project II (4 Credits)
• CENG 431 - Embedded Systems Design (3 Credits)
• CENG 432 - Embedded Systems Design Lab (1 Credits)
• CSAI 484 – Internet of Things System (3 Credits)

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Careers:

AURAK’s Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering leads to exciting career opportunities such as:

• Multimedia Programmer
• Hardware Engineer
• Network Administrator
• Information Systems Manager
• IT Consultant
• Systems Developer
• Web Developer

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Other:

• The program is accredited by ABET (EAC).
• The program requires the completion of 132 credits in the following areas:
• University General Education Requirements (32 credits)
• School of Engineering Requirements (32 credits)
• CE Program Requirements (68 credits)
• The program includes a mandatory internship module.
• The program provides a well-rounded education that combines foundational and specialized courses and a mandatory internship module.
Students gain theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and valuable hands-on experience in a real-world setting. This equips them with the tools they need to succeed in their careers and make a positive impact in their communities.