Requirements for a Computer Engineering Degree
Computer engineering degrees usually consist of general education courses, major requirements and electives. Some degree programs may also require students to take part in an internship or practicum.
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General Education
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The general education requirements of a computer engineering degree usually include courses in mathematics, natural sciences, social sciences and humanities. The college will also specify a certain number of elective credit hours.
Major Requirements
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Classes within the major usually include programming, networking, software development and electrical engineering.
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Internships
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Internships and practicums may be a part of a computer engineering degree curriculum, and look good on resumes.
Certifications
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Many technology companies now offer classes and certifications in various products, but most employers do not consider these as a replacement for a degree. However, because many employers like to see experience with a variety of technologies, these may be a good supplement to degree requirements.
Credit Hours
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Bachelor's degrees, including computer engineering degrees, usually require 120 credit hours or more.
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