UNSW Handbook Specialisation - Computer Engineering

Computer Engineering

Description

The discipline of Computer Engineering prepares students to undertake the production of high quality computer systems that will meet the needs of industry for efficient, reliable computer systems and be of general benefit to society. Specialisations within Computer Engineering include telecommunications, electronics, system and control and advanced computing.

Computer Engineering graduates work in the development and application of computing technology, especially systems that integrate software and hardware. Career opportunities include computer systems engineers, communications engineers or design team leaders.

Studying Computer Engineering at UNSW

The study of Computer Engineering at UNSW is primarily through the School of Computer Science and Engineering (www.cse.unsw.edu.au). Please refer to the table below for details of the programs available. It is also possible to study Computer Engineering within a combined degree program.

Computer Engineering can be studied as
Specialisation	At the Level of	Plan
Artificial Intelligence	Major Honours	COMPI13978 COMPIH3978
Computer Game Design & Const.	Major Honours	COMPG13978 COMPGH3978
Computer Networks	Major Honours	COMPN13978 COMPNH3978
Computer Science	Major Honours	COMPA13978 COMPAH3978
Computer Science Co-op	Major	COMPK13978
Database Systems	Major Honours	COMPD13978 COMPDH3978
Electronic Commerce	Major Honours	COMPE13978 COMPEH3978
Human Computer Interaction	Major Honours	COMPH13978 COMPHH3978
Psychology & Computer Science	Major Honours	COMPP13978 COMPPH3978
Robotics	Major Honours	COMPR13978 COMPRH3978

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