Embedded Systems

Embedded Systems (ES) specialization program encompasses the study of hardware, software, and systems questions that arise in the design, development, and application of computers and embedded systems. Specifically, computer technology students specialized in Embedded System will have a knowledge of hardware systems (electrical networks, electronics, and VLSI); a knowledge of software systems (algorithms, data structures, and operating systems); and a knowledge of how these two domains interact (digital logic, signal and system theory, computer architectural and performance analysis). Embedded System students will learn about everything that goes into digital and computing systems, to CMOS VLSI design, to computer architecture, to programming, and from operating systems to compiler and language theory.

The course of study enables our graduates, within a few years of graduation, to secure to become a successful technical career and contribute decisively to the application, improvement, and development of technology by demonstrating their ability to:

1. Address and solve complex and broadly defined computer engineering problems related to their discipline and field of specialization.
2. Work as team members, show leadership, and communicate technical concepts and ideas effectively.
3. Manifest a high level of professional integrity, and make ethical decisions that will have a positive impact on the organization and society.
4. Embrace and practice lifelong learning, continue personal growth, and professional self-improvement.