The Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Systems) Honours at Edith Cowan University is designed for aspiring engineers passionate about the intricate interplay between hardware and software. In a world increasingly driven by intelligent systems, this program equips you with the in-depth knowledge of digital and analogue electronics, computer architecture, and software design essential for tackling complex technological challenges. You will develop a comprehensive understanding of computing, from individual microprocessors to sophisticated computer systems, preparing you for a dynamic career in fields like embedded systems, robotics, and software engineering. This undergraduate degree offers a robust foundation in engineering principles and practical problem-solving.
You will study this course full-time on campus over four years, gaining hands-on experience through practical problem-solving, teamwork, and significant project development. The curriculum progresses from fundamental mathematics, electronics, and engineering design in the initial years to advanced topics in software engineering, data communications, digital signal processing, and artificial intelligence in later years. In your final year, you will have the opportunity to undertake an engineering project or, if you achieve a high academic standing, an Honours Thesis, demonstrating your ability to lead complex projects. You will graduate with strong analytical skills and the competencies to excel in professional engineering roles.