Wondering whether a minor in computer engineering might be right for you? Contact us to ask questions or set up a conversation with one of our advisors.
Phone: 530-898-5343
Email: eece@csuchico.edu


Undergraduate Minor
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Wondering whether a minor in computer engineering might be right for you? Contact us to ask questions or set up a conversation with one of our advisors.
Phone: 530-898-5343
Email: eece@csuchico.edu
Explore how engineers use computers to improve society by solving problems and inventing the next technological breakthrough. From smart technology in watches, phones, and cars to the next generation of solar-powered products, you’ll discover how computers are designed and programmed to solve society’s big challenges.
The minor in computer engineering offers an intimate learning environment where your professors are available to you. With an average of 33 students per class, you'll have plenty of opportunities to engage with them and your classmates.
Your courses in algorithms, embedded systems development, and computer architecture will put your programming skills to the test. You’ll design smart products and gain the foundational skills to excel in a wide range of industries, making you a key player in any company's success.
You’ll learn to make your mark as a designer and developer of new technologies that are reshaping industries across the board, from electronics to biomedicine, agriculture, and more. Computer engineering jobs offer a competitive average starting salary of $90,250—significantly higher than those across all engineering disciplines.
You’ll learn to think about problems from a technological standpoint and have the experience to create products that can solve them. This minor will enhance your skills in the following areas:

A computer engineering skillset complements almost any engineering, science, mathematics, or business degree, giving you a unique advantage in the competitive job market.
Majors that complement this minor include:
Join IEEE or the Society of Women Engineers to deepen your interest and gain leadership experience for your career. Or test your technical skills by joining the 3D Printing Club, Baja SAE Club, Formula SAE Club, or Grigora Avis (drones).
Wondering whether a minor in computer engineering might be right for you? Contact us to ask questions or set up a conversation with one of our advisors.
Phone: 530-898-5343
Email: eece@csuchico.edu