Computer Engineering

Computer Engineering is the intersection of:

• Computer Science and Math
• Programming and Hardware Design
• Algorithms and Mathematics
• Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
• Software and Hardware Engineering

Computer Engineers most often work in

• Software development
• Building microprosessors and computer parts
• Overseeing and approving the design of electric circuits
• Designing new computing technology
• Working with systems of computers

Which of the following is a course not typically taken by computer engineers

• Engineering profession

• Chemistry

• Physics

• Mathematics

• Digital Circuits

A P.Eng designation is useful for

• Working in Academia as a professor
• Attaining higher-up engineering positions
• Furthering one's knowledge in a specific field of engineering
• Working in research positions
• All of the Above

Most Computer Engineers require a:

• College Diploma in a technological field
• PH.D in Engineering
• Masters Degree in Engineering
• Bachelors degree in Engineering
• All of the Above

True or False: Computer Engineering is the newest discipline of engineering

• True

• False

The Discipline of Computer Engineering focuses on

• Applying electrical engineering concepts to computers

• Software Design

• Both

• Neither

True or False: Jobs in hardware engineering are expected to faster than software engineering

• True

• False

True or False: Low Level Programming languages, such as binary are typically used in computer engineering

• True

• False

Computer Science is

• The same as computer engineering
• More math-based and theoretical than computer engineering
• Focuses on hardware rather than software
• Has a slower job growth than computer engineering