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School of Computer Engineering

1.3.1 Degree programmes and requirements

Undergraduate study

1. Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Engineering)
2. Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Science)
3. Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Engineering/Computer Science) and Bachelor of Business (Information Technology)
   [Double degree programme with NBS]
4. Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Engineering) and Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Economics
5. Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Science) and Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Economics
6. Integrated Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Science/ Computer Engineering) awarded by NTU and Master of Science (Computer Science) awarded by Georgia Institute of Technology

Curriculum structure of the B.Eng. (Computer Engineering) and B.Eng. (Computer Science)
(applicable to students matriculating in 2010 and after)

- First Class Honours
- Second Upper Honours
- Second Lower Honours
- Third Class Honours
- Pass

By choosing a combination of prescribed elective courses in the fourth year, students may achieve specialisation in areas such as:


Computer Engineering

• Digital Media
• Embedded Systems
• High Performance Computing
• Networking and Mobility

Computer Science

• Digital Media
• High Performance Computing
• Information Systems
• Intelligent Systems
  

Curriculum structure of the double degree programme in B.Eng. (Computer Engineering/Computer Science) and B.Bus. (Information Technology) Business

• The double degree may be completed in four years and consists of a hybrid curriculum merging business and computing courses.
• A holistic approach is presented with specialised electives, and a Final Year Project in Year 4.

- First Class Honours
- Second Upper Honours
- Second Lower Honours
- Third Class Honours
- Pass


Curriculum structure of the double degree honours programme in:


B.Eng. (Computer Engineering) and B.A. (Economics)
B.Eng. (Computer Science) and B.A. (Economics)

The double degree honours programme can be completed in five years.

- First Class Honours
- Second Upper Honours
- Second Lower Honours
- Third Class Honours
- Pass


Curriculum structure of the Integrated B.Eng (Computer Science/ Computer Engineering) and M.S. (Computer Science)

• The integrated programme can be completed in four years.
• Students will spend the first three years at SCE. There will be opportunities to select from a myriad of undergraduate-level courses including computer game programming, intelligent systems, and network security. The subsequent year or year and a half at Georgia Institute of Technology, will be spent reading graduate-level courses, and going into an in-depth study of their chosen specialisations.

Integrated programme curriculum structure





At Georgia Institute of Technology, USA

• The diversity and flexibility of the curriculum allows students to have a comprehensive all-rounded education with a global perspective.