Computer Engineering
The computer engineering program embodies the realm of computer engineering applications. A thorough understanding of computer organization and architecture and the interaction between hardware and software is emphasized. The students’ experiences culminate in a two-semester computer engineering team project. Computer engineering majors take a total of 128 credit hours spread across computer science, basic engineering, electrical engineering and mathematics.
Potential Careers
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Department Mission
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga prepares students for productive and challenging careers in computer science, information technology, and computer engineering, and to function as leaders in a technological society. The department exists as the region’s principal resource for educational, research, continuing professional education, and service programs in computer and information technology. Programs hosted in this department emphasize communication, problem solving competencies, and applications of basic theory and design. We strive to:
- prepare students for rewarding professional careers or graduate study in computing-related fields with a commitment to life-long learning;
- prepare professional and graduate students for continuing professional development and career advancement;
- support faculty and staff for excellence in research, teaching, and service; and
- engage students, faculty, staff, and the community for diversity, inclusion, and excellence.
Program, Mission, and Objectives
- Program Mission
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The mission of UTC’s Computer Engineering program is to provide accessible education in the theory and application of engineering in a supportive, interdisciplinary environment that
Prepares students for successful careers in industry, government, and academia Emphasizes project-based design Promotes life-long learning Serves the engineering profession Fosters ethical, professional, and social responsibility
- Program Educational Objectives
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The UTC Computer Science and Engineering Department has adopted the following Program Educational Objectives (PEOs) for Computer Engineering:
As part of the work force or the academic environment, UTC B.S.Cp.E. graduates will
Successfully function as responsible and ethical professionals and leaders in computer engineering or closely related disciplines Function effectively in inclusive, multidisciplinary environments and adapt to various environments Participate in further knowledge building opportunities Progress toward professional registration
- Student Outcomes
Graduation & Degree Requirements
| Graduation Requirements | Degree Requirements |
| 128 Total Hours | 21-22 General Education Hours |
| 39 Upper Division (3000-4000) Hours | 99 Program (Major) Hours |
| 30 Hours at UTC | Minor (Not Required) |
| 60 Hours at 4-year Institution | Elective Hours (Not Required) |
| Foreign Language (Not Required) |
Clear Path for Advising – Computer Engineering, B.S.Cp.E., 2021-22
Download Clear Path PDF - 2021-22
Computer Engineering Core Courses
The following table represents a list of courses all Computer Engineering majors must take. The table also illustrates which courses are generally offered which semesters.