Students holding degrees in other Engineering and Science disciplines, who have had appropriate coursework or training, will also be considered. This course presents fundamentals of discrete mathematics as applied within the computer engineering design and manufacturing environment. Students are given the theoretical background in representation and reasoning for a broad variety of engineering problems solving situations. Various search techniques are applied in the cases of representing engineering systems by using theory of automata techniques. This course presents theoretical methods and techniques of model development applicable within the computer engineering design and manufacturing environment.
Emphasis is on hybrid systems and discrete events systems.
Various methods of recognizing regularities in data will be presented. Elements of the theory of clustering and classification will be dealt with for the paradigm of software and hardware application. This course presents theoretical fundamentals and engineering techniques of decision making and problem solving applicable within the computer engineering design and manufacturing environment. Students are given the theoretical background in optimization methods for a broad variety of situations. Elements of the theory of planning and on-line control of systems are presented within the scope of software and hardware computer design and control.