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Computer Systems Engineering
The Computer Systems Engineering (CSE) emphasis track focuses on applied computer theory and networking. Students take courses such as signals, systems, computer hardware design, assembly programming, and electronic device design.
 
What is a computer systems engineer?
Computer engineers are members of the engineering profession who specifically develop solutions dealing with the growing computer industry.  This is one of the newer disciplines of engineering that has its roots in both electrical engineering and computer science.  Work for computer systems engineers can be done in a variety of areas such as software applications, microelectronics,  telecommunications, power systems and instrumentation.  Computer engineers are utilized in the healthcare industry, transportation, academics, financial institutions, and service oriented businesses.
 
How much money does a computer systems engineer make?

Computer Engineers right out of college can expect to make approximately $28.18 per hour or about $59,000 per year!
(Source: AK Department of Labor Workforce Development 2004).

 
How do I get started?
To learn more about how to apply to the BSE program in Computer Systems, go to Program Requirements.
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