Course Details

1. Integrate and apply the knowledge acquired throughout their undergraduate studies in order to solve computer engineering related problems that can form the basis of a senior level design project.
2. Employ analytical, modelling and experimental methodologies for the implementation of a design project.
3. Use appropriate software and hardware tools to support the implementation and evaluation of a design project.
4. Employ appropriate assessment criteria to validate and evaluate the outcome of a design project.
5. Draw conclusions on the implementation of a design project, and propose areas for improvements and future developments.
6. Produced a structured written report on the work of a design project.
7. Employ a variety of tools and media to present and orally defend the work of a Bachelor’s level design project.

To satisfy the requirements of the program, students must successfully complete a Senior Project. This is achieved through a two-semester course sequence (ACOE489 and ACOE490) that students must complete during their senior year (last two semesters of their studies). This is a design project where students are expected to design hardware units, interface them with existing hardware units and develop software to solve problems. It also possible for a student to only develop software or use existing software tools to analyse and evaluate a proposed scheme in the content of Computer Engineering. 

• No specific book is assigned. Students are expected to consult a variety of information sources, including textbooks, manuals, scientific papers.

The Student is expected to use appropriate tools and methodologies for the implementation of the objectives of the Senior Project as approved in the ACOE489 course.