Computer Engineering

Overview

Established by former department chair, and International Technological University founder, Dr. Shu-Park Chan, the program offers students the chance to work with industry-connected faculty on hands-on real-world projects. It offers degrees in Masters in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering, as well as a PhD degrees in Electrical Engineering. Programs have been well defined to provide students up-to-date knowledge and practical skills that put career success at the forefront.

Dr. May Huang assumed the role of Department Chair when Dr. Chan retired in 2008. The faculty has changed due to the retirement of professors, but the standard of quality established by Dr. Chan still remains today. ITU’s Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering curriculum is updated yearly to match engineering advances and market demands.

The department’s chip design environment is built by industry standards and offers students the real world training they’ll need for their career. Practical course projects are developed to strengthen students’ hands-on techniques and skills, and cutting-edge researches encourage students in innovation and entrepreneurship.

Computer Engineering program Learning Outcomes

• Fundamentals: Explain current and emerging technologies in Chip Design or System Design in electrical engineering.
• Engineering Ability: Demonstrate an understanding of established and emerging engineering techniques, and problem-solving skills.
• Research Ability: Conduct independent research to solve challenges in electrical engineering.
• Career Responsibility: Apply professional ethics in the definition, planning, and execution of engineering projects.
• Critical Thinking: Analyze spectrum to make evidence-based choices between various engineering paradigms and alternative options.
• Communication Skills: resent technical issues clearly in oral and written communications.
• Teamwork: Support team effort through collaboration to achieve project goals.