The curriculum is designed to cover the engineering aspects of both hardware and softwarea total computer systems perspective. All computer engineering students take courses in the following areas: electrical circuits, electronics, digital circuits, computer architecture ranging from embedded systems to data centers, interfacing, programming languages ranging from assembler to high level, data structures, analysis of algorithms, operating systems, software engineering and computer systems. A solid foundation in the basic sciences of physics, chemistry and mathematics is used to support these courses.<br><br>The curriculum encompasses much of the core material of traditional Computer Science and Electrical Engineering degrees. Students are able to further enhance their knowledge by taking electives in a broad range of topics: computer networks, computer system architecture, artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer graphics, robotics, cybersecurity, computer languages, large-scale hardware and software systems, Very Large Scale Integrated (VLSI) circuits and systems, microprocessor interfacing and system design, hardware-software interaction and embedded systems.<br><br>The bachelor's degree program in computer engineering has been accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org. The program's emphasis on design and engineering fundamentals prepares the student for licensing as a professional engineer as well.