Computer Engineering Program
This list includes Operating Systems, Introduction to Databases, and Software Architecture and Engineering, Computer Communications and Networks, Microprocessor Interfacing, Signal Processing, Digital System Design, and Cloud and Distributed Computing courses. Hands on practical experience in specially designed labs under the supervision of qualified instructors in addition to the theoretical foundation built through courses is ensured for all core Computer Engineering courses. At the undergraduate level, examples of courses include circuit analysis, logic design, digital systems design, computer architecture, mathematical foundations of computing, and probability and random processes. Jim graduated from Missouri State University, where he earned a bachelor of science degree in physics with minors in astronomy and technical writing. After graduation he worked at Los Alamos National Laboratory as a network systems administrator, a technical writer-editor and a nuclear security special