Computer Engineering

• Within the College, there are several networked labs that host state-of the-art PCs for students' use.
• These PCs can run under both Microsoft Windows and Linux operating systems.
• Digital video projectors that allow students to follow along with the instructor's concepts and examples.
• Students have access via networked servers to laser and color printers, scanners and video production equipments and applications as well as storage space for data files.
• Several software and specialized Computer engineering applications are also available on the network.
• Students have remote access to the Internet, their e-mail and applications.

As the name implies, computer engineering is the engineering discipline that deals with the design and application of computer systems. These computer systems range in size from tiny embedded processors to massive database and network servers. The desktop personal computer is a familiar example, but computer systems are also found in consumer appliances, industrial equipment, medical devices, cellular phones, automobiles, avionics, financial trading systems and even "smart" credit cards.

Computer engineers deal with both the hardware of the system, and the software. They work in a variety of areas and companies. Computer Engineering graduates are employed at a variety of companies, ranging from TCS, Wipro, Infosys, Zensar, Kanbay, Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft, Motorola, Plexus, GE Medical Systems and many more.