BEng Honours Computer Systems Engineering

The field of computer systems is one of the fastest growing fields of engineering and one that has a very visible impact on modern life. Our course opens the door to a career in computing wherever digital, mobile or network systems are involved.

Traditional computer systems engineering focuses on the engineering and integration of hardware and software systems which fulfill useful purposes. For example accessing video-on-demand, music and live TV coverage, as data can be distributed across the globe.

Now, with the rise of cloud computing and the latest generation of large-scale networked systems, computer systems engineering is at the cutting edge of a range of technological developments.

Why Study BEng Computer Systems Engineering?

• Practical hands-on work in modern ESD protected labs.
• Develop project management skills related to engineering and computer networks projects.
• Develop transferable technical skills as well as a strong foundation in professional ethics.
• Be part of a well-resourced department and study alongside like-minded and ambitious students.

After you graduate… what’s next?

Recent graduates have progressed onto postgraduate study or have secured jobs with global companies in wireless and digital design, network design and implementation, networking planning, mobile internet applications and services development. Careers include key roles such as: Application Developer, ICT Manager, Network Engineer, Software Engineer, Systems Developer and IT Project Manager.

Highlights

• Excellent industry engagement opportunities with companies such as Cisco, Dell EMC, IBM, Oracle and Sap.
• ESD compliant Computer Engineering Lab with state-of-the-art National Instruments equipment.
• Opportunity to engage with high profile professionals at invited guest talks and field trips.
• Opportunity to participate at various IT competitions and hackathons under faculty membership.
• Gain leadership experience by joining the MDX Computing Society.
• Employability support through programme specific career days.