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What is computer engineering?

At 糖心视频, computer engineering isn鈥檛 about just learning to integrate hardware and software - it鈥檚 about building the future, turning your ideas into real-world innovations, and breaking the barriers.

In your first semester, you'll receive electrical and electronic components and be trained to solder and use oscilloscopes to measure key parameters.  You'll build on this foundation in state-of-the-art labs throughout your program, gaining the practical experience and knowledge you need to succeed.

Whether you want to design the next generation of smart devices, learn large language models for AI, design and implement digital logic and computer systems that meet user-defined specifications, engineer life-changing medical technology or develop software, Trine鈥檚 Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering (B.S.) will prepare you to make an impact.

Why choose computer engineering at Trine?

 

Start hands-on immediately

You鈥檒l take major-specific lab courses beginning in your first semester.

Small classes, big opportunities

You鈥檒l get personal attention from professors who know your goals.

Industry-ready skills

Gain experience with the same hardware, software and design tools that today鈥檚 engineers use: Intel FPGAs, ARM processors, Git, Linux, and more.

Job and graduate school placement

Every one of our computer engineering grads has launched a career or pursued advanced study within six months of graduation.

Strong alumni network

Our graduates thrive at Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Raytheon and other global leaders.

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Co-Ops, Internships, and REUs

 

What will you learn?

As a computer engineering student, you鈥檒l master the full stack of computing 鈥� from the physical circuits that power devices to the algorithms that drive innovation. Coursework blends hardware and software, preparing you for diverse, high-demand careers.

Key areas:

• Digital logic and computer architecture
• Programming languages and algorithms
• Embedded systems and Internet of Things (IoT) design
• Microprocessors and operating systems
• Networking, cybersecurity and communications
• Senior design projects that bring everything together

You鈥檒l leave Trine with not just knowledge, but proof 鈥� a portfolio of projects that demonstrate what you can create.

What will you experience?

At Trine, your 鈥渃lassroom鈥� looks like an engineering workplace:

• State-of-the-art labs for , , , , and .
• Project-based learning is embedded into nearly every course.
• Team collaborations where you鈥檒l practice solving the same types of problems you鈥檒l face in your career.

What are your career options?

The need for computer engineers is growing fast 鈥� and Trine graduates are in demand.

Career paths

• Embedded systems engineer
• Hardware/software integration specialist
• FPGA/ASIC designer
• Network and systems architect
• Robotics and automation engineer
• Graduate study in computer engineering, computer science, or related fields

Ready to start?

If you鈥檙e ready to design, code and create the future of technology, Trine鈥檚 Computer Engineering program will get you there.