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The Department of Computer Engineering And Computer Science is part of the J.B. Speed School of Engineering. The Speed School comes under the University of Louisville. Our Department offers Bachelor of Science (B.S.) and Master of Engineering (M. Eng.) Degrees. The baccalaureate program in Computer Engineering and Computer Science consists of a four-calendar-year integrated sequence of academic course work and cooperative experience. The B.S. degree program is accredited by the CAC of ABET to meet the Computer Science criteria. The Master of Engineering program courses are offered with specialization in Computer Engineering and Computer Science. The M. Eng. degree program is accredited by the EAC of ABET to meet the Computer Engineering criteria. These programs are offered principally on a daytime basis and consists of an integrated sequence of academic course work, cooperative education, and and the MENG degree requires individualized thesis/project investigation.
Mission Statement
The Mission of the CECS Department is to prepare students to enter the computer science and engineering profession or to pursue advanced graduate study with specialty in the areas of computer engineering and computer science.
Objectives and Outcomes
- Bachelor of Science Program in Computer Engineering and Computer Science
- Master of Engineering Program in Computer Engineering and Computer Science
- Graduate Programs
- The Department also offers a similar program of study through the Graduate School, leading to the Master of Science degree in Computer Science. The program is available to persons who have an adequate background in mathematics and computer science, but may not have a baccalaureate degree in engineering. Students interested in the Master of Science program should consult the Graduate School Catalog or the Chair of the department.
- The Computer Engineering and Computer Science Department offers the Ph.D. degree in Computer Science and Engineering through the Graduate School. Students interested in the Ph.D. program should consult the Graduate School or the Coordinator of the CSE Ph.D. program.
Research Opportunities
Opportunities for research in the Department of Computer Engineering and Computer Science span areas of computer science and computer engineering such as:
- Distributed Software Systems Engineering
- Software Development, Client-Server Applications, and Database Applications
- Intelligent Systems
- Multimedia Systems
- Network and Information Security
- Bioinformatics and Biomedical
For more information about Computer Engineering & Computer Science please contact the CECS department. The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) is the main professional organization along with the IEEE Computer Society for the department. ACM maintains a student chapter.
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