Computer Hardware Engineer Training
A computer hardware engineer researches, designs, develops and tests computers for commercial, scientific, industrial or military use. These highly-skilled workers also supervise the manufacturing process and installation of computer components and equipment.
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Educational Requirements
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All types of engineers are required to have a minimum of a bachelor's degree, notes the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Legitimate programs are accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering Technology (ABET).
Curriculum
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Computer hardware engineers can receive a major in computer engineering, reveals College Board, a non-profit that connects students with educational opportunities. Typical core classes include calculus, computer architecture, digital-logic design, discrete mathematics, introduction to data structures, physics, programming languages and systems programming.
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Training
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Students can gain valuable hands-on learning experience by interning off campus, explains College Board. A comprehensive internship or multiple internships can also provide an edge over other job applicants.
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