LEARNING SUMMARY ON

COMPUTER ENGINEERING AS
A DISCIPLINE
Don Michael David L. Garcia
HOW IMPORTANT ARE THE MINOR SUBJECTS?
• STUDYING A MINOR CAN HELP TO DIVERSIFY YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF A TOPIC.
FOR EXAMPLE, A MATH MAJOR MAY CHOOSE TO MINOR IN PHYSICS OR COMPUTER
SCIENCE AS THESE STUDIES TIE TOGETHER WELL. OTHER STUDENTS USE THEIR
MINOR AS A WAY TO LEARN ABOUT A SUBJECT THAT THEY MAY NOT HAVE THE
OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE WITH OTHERWISE.
What are the expected learning outcomes on the curriculum
and specify the year
• The curriculum framework, including the expected learning outcomes,
communicates what teachers and learners should know and do. Curriculum is a
description of what, why, how, and how well students should learn in a systematic
and intentional way. Expected learning outcomes define the totality of
information, knowledge, understanding, attitudes, values, skills, competencies, or
behaviors a learner should master upon the successful completion of the
curriculum.
HOW IS COMPUTER ENGINEERING RELATED TO OTHER
ENGINEERING?
• COMPUTER ENGINEERING CAN BE RELATE TO OTHER ENGINEERING PROFESSIONS LIKE CIVIL
ENGINEERING AND CHEMICAL ENGINEERING BECAUSE IT NEEDS MATHEMATICS TO STUDY THE
CHEMISTRY OF MATERIALS. IN ORDER TO USE THE RIGHT MATERIAL FOR THE PROJECT,
ENGINEERS MEASURE THE STRENGTH OF THE MATERIAL AND APPLY CHEMICAL EQUATIONS TO
JUDGE THE STRENGTH OF THE MATERIAL. THE ONLY DIFFERENCE IS COMPUTER ENGINEERING
FOCUS ONLY IN COMPUTER BUT IN CIVIL ENGINEERING IS MORE ON CONSTRUCTING
BUILDINGS.

Here's a list of some engineering courses:

• Industrial engineering
• Chemical engineering
• Electrical engineering
• Civil engineering
• Geodetic engineering
• Electronics and communications engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Computer engineering
 CAREERS IN COMPUTER ENGINEERING
1. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
• DESIGNING COMPUTER SYSTEMS THAT SIMULATE HUMAN THINKING, LEARNING, AND
REASONING ABILITIES.

2. COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE
• DESIGNING AND DEVELOPING NEW, MORE POWERFUL COMPUTING SYSTEMS.

3.COMPUTER DESIGN
• RESEARCH, DESIGN, AND DEVELOPMENT OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
COMPONENTS, SUCH AS MICROCHIPS, MICROPROCESSORS, CIRCUIT BOARDS, ETC.
4. OPERATING SYSTEMS AND NETWORKS
• DESIGNING AND DEVELOPING SOFTWARE AND NETWORK SYSTEMS.

5. ROBOTICS
• DESIGNING AND DEVELOPING ROBOTIC SYSTEMS USED IN A VARIETY OF
INDUSTRIES (E.G. INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION).

6. SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS
• DESIGNING AND DEVELOPING COMPUTER SOFTWARE TO RESEARCH AND SOLVE
PROBLEMS OUTSIDE OF THE COMPUTER ENGINEERING FIELD (E.G. MEDICINE).

7. CYBERSECURITY
• NEARLY A $60 BILLION DOLLAR INDUSTRY, CYBERSECURITY HAS GAINED
ATTENTION – AND ADDITIONAL MOMENTUM – FROM THE INCREASING STRAINS
ON NETWORK AND INFORMATION SECURITY. DEVELOPING AND BUILDING THE
NEXT GENERATION OF COMPUTING TECHNOLOGIES THAT WILL LEAD TO SECURE
AND SUSTAINABLE DATA STORAGE, COMMUNICATION AND NETWORKING IS A
VITAL COMPONENT OF THIS GROWING FIELD.
WHAT IS FORWARD ENGINEERING?
• FORWARD ENGINEERING IS THE PROCESS OF BUILDING
FROM A HIGH-LEVEL MODEL OR CONCEPT TO BUILD IN
COMPLEXITIES AND LOWER-LEVEL DETAILS. ... GENERALLY,
FORWARD ENGINEERING IS IMPORTANT IN IT BECAUSE IT
REPRESENTS THE 'NORMAL' DEVELOPMENT PROCESS. FOR
EXAMPLE, BUILDING FROM A MODEL INTO AN
IMPLEMENTATION LANGUAGE.
WHAT IS REVERSE ENGINEERING?
• REVERSE ENGINEERING, SOMETIMES CALLED BACK
ENGINEERING, IS A PROCESS IN WHICH SOFTWARE,
MACHINES, AIRCRAFT, ARCHITECTURAL STRUCTURES AND
OTHER PRODUCTS ARE DECONSTRUCTED TO EXTRACT
DESIGN INFORMATION FROM THEM. OFTEN, REVERSE
ENGINEERING INVOLVES DECONSTRUCTING INDIVIDUAL
COMPONENTS OF LARGER PRODUCTS.
ENGINEERING ETHICS
• ENGINEERING ETHICS IS THE SET OF RULES AND
GUIDELINES THAT ENGINEERS ADHERE TO AS A MORAL
OBLIGATION TO THEIR PROFESSION AND TO THE WORLD.
ENGINEERING IS A PROFESSIONAL CAREER THAT IMPACT LIVES.
ENGINEERING ETHICS APPLIES TO EVERY ENGINEER AND IS
VERY IMPORTANT.