Students interested in Smart Phones, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics are recommended to take a selection of the following courses:

Robotics Cluster:

• MECH4503: An Introduction to Robotics
• SYSC4505: Automatic Control Systems I
• SYSC4205: Image Processing for Medical Applications
• SYSC5103: Software Agents — Departmental approval Required

• SYSC4504: Distributed Network Processing
• SYSC4700: Telecommunications Engineering
• SYSC4502: Communications Software
• SYSC4607: Wireless Communications
• SYSC4602: Computer Communications

• SYSC5103: Software Agents — Departmental approval required
• SYSC5401: Adaptive and Learning Systems — Departmental approval required
• SYSC3200: Industrial Engineering

B.Eng. in Computer Systems Engineering

Computer Systems Engineering Program Brochure

Computer systems and telecommunications networks are the essential building blocks of the rapidly growing field of Information Technology. Canada's telecommunications and computer industries have achieved world-wide recognition for their impressive track record of success. They contribute enormously to Canada's economy and will continue to create abundant challenging career opportunities. Carleton University's innovative undergraduate program in Computer System's Engineering will prepare you to participate in these exciting fields.

A co-op option gives students access to real-world experience at one of Carleton's industry partners right at the centre of Canada's high-tech capital.

The B.Eng. in Computer Systems Engineering leads to a Professional Engineering (P.Eng.) designation.
 

What Computer Systems Engineers Will Know

What Computer Systems Engineers Will Do: Employment Opportunities

The Academic Program