Computer Engineering Computing pervades our lives and presents new opportunities and challenges to be met by constantly evolving knowledge. One of the fastest growing majors at Georgia Tech , computer engineering has evolved into a discipline with a vertically integrated base of knowledge, starting from microelectronics technology through the challenges of engineering software development. Students are well prepared in a cross section of computing disciplines and are highly recruited by the nation's top high technology corporations. Computer engineering courses, which are listed below, provide students with the tools to be successful in both graduate school and in their chosen professions.
Some undergraduate electives are prerequisites to graduate sequences.
The computer engineering faculty and graduate students are active in a broad range of basic and applied research programs. Approximately 25 faculty members and 50 graduate students are supported by a balance of federal and industrial sponsorship. Application Specific Architectures . System Design and Test . Funding from these agencies also supports the development of low power design techniques for giga-scale integration architectures.