College of AI Convergence
College of AI Convergence
Computer Science and Engineering Major
College of AI Convergence
Computer Science and Engineering Major
1. Introduction
The Computer Engineering major is composed of three modules: computer hardware, computer software, and data modules. Computer Hardware covers the knowledge and skills related to the composition and design of computer systems and embedded systems. Computer Software includes courses on coding, web/app software development, algorithms, and problem-solving. Data Modules focus on applying computer technology to data, covering topics such as data science and engineering, big data, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. Furthermore, the major has been strengthened by the selection for the Ministry of Education’s LINC+ Project in 2020 and the Ministry of Science and ICT’s Software-Centered University Project in 2021, enhancing industry-academia collaboration, and ensuring that all students engage in corporate partnership projects, thereby improving their practical problem-solving abilities in real-world scenarios.
2. Curriculum Overview
Computer Hardware Module Key Subjects: Digital System Design, Computer Architecture, Microprocessor Applications, Embedded System Design
Computer Software Module Key Subjects: Systems Programming, Operating Systems, Algorithms, Problem Solving, Information Security, Software Engineering
Data Module Key Subjects: Machine Learning, Data Science, Databases, Big Data and Cloud Computing, Computer Networks
3. Career Path
Manufacturing Industry: Hardware and software development roles in electronics, telecommunications, semiconductor, and automotive companies.
Service and Financial Sectors: Software roles in system integration companies, banks, insurance companies, and securities firms, as well as positions in fintech, blockchain, and data analysis.
Internet/Security/Gaming/Multimedia Sectors: Software developer roles in portal, cloud, and SNS companies, as well as in broadcasting, gaming, security, and content firms.
Defense and Aerospace Sectors: Hardware and software development roles.
Education and Public Service: University professor (Ph.D.), senior technical officer in central and local governments, and researcher in government-funded research institutions (Master's or Ph.D.).
