BEng · Brunel University London · 4 years
26% of this course's students did not continue past year one. Worth asking the university about directly.
Computer systems engineering brings together hardware and software design, exploring how the physical components of computing devices are built and how they interact with the code that runs on them. It is a discipline that sits at the boundary between electronic engineering and computer science, concerned with processors, embedded systems, digital circuits, real-time operating systems and the architectures that underpin everything from smartphones to industrial controllers. This degree at Brunel University London adds a specific focus on artificial intelligence, preparing you to apply AI techniques within the context of hardware-aware system design. You will study digital electronics, microprocessors, signal processing, computer architecture and operating systems alongside modules covering machine learning, neural networks and AI applications. The combination gives you a distinctive per
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