Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Engineering (with Honours)

You're a computer-savvy individual. You're just as passionate about processors and motherboards as web apps and social media. You're fascinated with the digital electronics that make computing possible. And you'd love nothing more than to develop components for the next generation of smartphones or wearable tech.

If any of the above sounds like you, a career in Computer Engineering may be in your future.

Computer Engineering lies at the intersection between computing and electronics. While Computer Science students dedicate most of their time to programming and software, Computer Engineering students spend most of their time working on electronics and hardware.

The NUS Computer Engineering programme is holistic and comprehensive. We pride ourselves on offering the strongest technical foundation in computing available at any school in the country.

Accordingly, the CEG programme will provide you with in-demand skills, not only in computer engineering, but also electrical engineering, computer hardware design, and software.

Whether you want to pursue a career in the semiconductor industry, or branch out into programming and OS design, our Computer Engineering programme will provide the foundation for a rewarding, high-paying career in the world’s most innovative industry.

Degree Requirements:

Students in the CEG programme are required to complete a minimum of 160 units with a GPA ≥ 2.0 to graduate

In the first stage of the programme, students will receive a broad-based training that seeks to establish a strong foundation in mathematics, information sciences, and computing.

In the second stage, students will enroll in core courses that focus on fundamental knowledge in electrical and computer engineering. These core courses provide the essential foundation for a variety of specialised technical areas in CEG.

During the senior years of study, students may choose from a wide variety of electives to enable them to focus/specialise in certain fields of CEG.