Computer and Electronic Engineering, BEng (Hons)

Computer and Electronic Engineering equips students to integrate digital electronics, microprocessors, and software for developing embedded computer systems. These systems, found in devices like mobile phones, game consoles, and traffic lights, are typically dedicated, compact, and energy-efficient components of larger electromechanical setups. They rely on microprocessors, microcontrollers, and sensors, with engineers designing the hardware, firmware, and software. The curriculum is grounded in digital electronics and electrical engineering, supplemented by topics such as computer architecture, programming, embedded software, FPGA design, digital interfacing, and control theory. All systems adhere to Moore's Law, continually advancing opportunities for application management.The BEng and MEng programs share core engineering, electrical science, and programming modules in the first two years, emphasizing industrial problem-solving. The MEng diverges in years three and four, offering deeper specialization, plus additional business management and advanced design modules. High-performing BEng students may transfer to MEng. Assessment combines coursework and exams, with projects involving reports and presentations; coursework constitutes 30-50% of evaluations. The course is accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology and the Institute of Measurement and Control, ensuring industry recognition.