Computer and Electronic Engineering

About this course

Computer and electronic engineering is the discipline that combines digital electronics, microprocessors, and software to design and build embedded computer systems, the intelligent systems that control everything from household appliances to aircraft, industrial machinery, and medical devices. It sits at a fascinating intersection of hardware and software, requiring engineers who understand both the physical principles of electronic circuits and the programming of the systems that run on them. As more devices become intelligent and connected, the skills of computer and electronic engineers are needed in a growing range of contexts. This three-year, full-time programme at Loughborough, a university with a strong reputation in engineering education, develops your ability to design, analyse, and implement embedded computer systems. You will study digital electronics, circuit design, micro

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