Computer Engineering takes a different approach in its curriculum, blending the latter with electrical engineering. A more practical subject in some ways, it focuses on the development of hardware and software through designing and architecture.

Computer Engineering students will also learn about robotics and AI (Artificial Intelligence), the principles of modern physics, how to design microprocessing software, integrated circuits, speech processing and more.

A master’s degree offers a far more specialized take on both subjects. Computer Engineering graduates can choose to specialize in networking, product development, aerospace dynamics, the development of wireless networks and other topics which will hugely advance your knowledge.

For Computer Science graduates that take on a master’s degree, there is an opportunity to focus on information systems and security, development of databases, AI and more.

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