BSc in Computer Engineering in Washington, D.C. United States | George Washington University

Computer engineering merges electronic engineering with computer science, encompassing system programming, network architecture, and mathematical applications. Professionals in this field work across both hardware and software domains, developing everything from microchips to high-performance computers and circuit boards. This discipline examines not just standalone computer operations but also their broader system integration. Key areas computer engineers engage with include:

Embedded technologies, like digital music players and smart devices
Visual computing applications spanning photography to medical diagnostics
Network infrastructures including LAN systems
Processor development, exemplified by Intel's Pentium series
At GW, our computer engineering curriculum offers specialized courses in cutting-edge fields like optical networking, next-gen wireless systems, and future information technologies. Students gain hands-on experience in state-of-the-art VLSI labs and complete their studies with a comprehensive design project, creating complex digital systems aligned with their specialization.