Computer Hardware
Computer hardware engineering is a discipline that combines aspects of both electrical engineering and computer science. Courses in this field are normally taken through a full undergraduate or graduate program.
Computer hardware engineering is typically a concentration within an electrical and computer engineering or computer engineering program. Associate's, bachelor's and master's degrees are commonly available, with a bachelor's or master's degree being the most common educational requirement for a computer hardware engineering career. The coursework of computer engineering and electrical engineering programs often overlaps, with such programs being heavy with science and mathematics courses, including those in calculus and physics. There's also a lot of laboratory instruction for science and engineering courses.Students in a program focusing on computer hardware engineering learn to design, create and test computer hardware equipment, as well as researching and developing new technologies.
Curriculum
- Computer fundamentals
- Computer Assembling
- Software installation
- Basic Networking
- Internet configuration
- Troubleshooting PC-related Problems
Many concepts, techniques, and terminologies are taught in computer hardware courses. Students will learn to build computers, troubleshoot hardware and software problems, networking, safety in the workplace, and basic electronics related to computer hardware..
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