Computer Engineering involves the design and development of systems based on computers and complex digital logic devices. These systems find use in such diverse tasks as computation, communication, entertainment, information processing, artificial intelligence, and control. A computer engineer, equipped with a broad background in electrical engineering and computer science, will be entering an exciting and rapidly growing profession with unlimited opportunities in industry, government, and education. Many of our students have already participated in that world through internships. Computer Engineering graduates are equipped for careers as engineers, electrical designers, electrical engineers, design and applications engineers, test engineers, power systems engineers, and product engineers.
Labs are very important to an engineering curriculum.
Our facilities are modern and comprehensive. The labs support studies in microprocessors, digital design, computer architecture, robotics, machine vision, circuits, electronics, control, semiconductor devices, and microwave measurements. Internet access is available from most microcomputers and workstations. This is an official publication of the University of Maine.