BA/BS in Computer Engineering

The Computer Engineering major at Taylor University prepares students to design and build new computing technology. Courses bring together several disciplines: computing, electrical engineering, physics and math. Practical emphasis falls on designing hardware, writing software, electric circuits, mathematical modeling, embedded systems and processor architectures. ABET's Engineering Accreditation Commission has accredited the program. Its student outcomes follow ABET criteria and add a further outcome centered on spiritual growth, reflecting the university's Christian mission. Students work on ambitious projects such as satellites, virtual reality environments, and systems designed for use in space. Graduates are prepared for employment or graduate study in fields like robotics, telecommunications, data acquisition, and medical implants and prosthetic devices, and similar complex systems. Recent work shows the program's range. The degree awarded is a Bachelor of Science.