Bachelor in Computer Engineering

Computer Engineering integrates the study of computer hardware and software to design computing systems ranging from embedded devices to large-scale networks. Students study digital logic, computer architecture, operating systems, programming, and networking, gaining the ability to work across the physical and logical layers that make up modern computing infrastructure. Coursework typically includes microprocessor design, algorithms, embedded systems, and software development practices, supported by laboratory work in which students build and test hardware and software components together. A solid grounding in mathematics and physics underpins much of the discipline, since students must understand both circuit-level behavior and the software that runs on top of it. Graduates are prepared for careers in hardware design, embedded systems development, network engineering, and general software engineering, working across industries such as electronics, telecommunications, automotive technology, and information technology services. The combination of hardware and software expertise also supports work in emerging areas such as Internet of Things development and systems integration. Many graduates continue into further study in electrical engineering, computer science, or specialized technical fields. This bachelor's program is delivered over 4 years in English at Üsküdar University, located in İstanbul, Turkey. The four-year curriculum builds from core mathematics, physics, and programming courses toward specialized computer architecture and embedded systems coursework, typically supported by hands-on laboratory and project work. English-medium instruction allows students to engage with international technical standards and documentation common throughout the computing field. İstanbul's status as a significant technology and industrial center provides relevant context for practical exposure to the computer engineering profession.