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BSC Computer Engineering

The Computer Engineering program at ACity is designed to equip students with essential skills in computing, hardware, and software engineering, preparing them for careers in a rapidly evolving technological landscape. The curriculum offers pathways for advanced studies and emphasizes hands-on, contextual, and experiential learning. Graduates are expected to meet industry demands and are well-prepared for various roles, including software developers and hardware engineers.

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BSC Computer Engineering

The Computer Engineering program at ACity is designed to equip students with essential skills in computing, hardware, and software engineering, preparing them for careers in a rapidly evolving technological landscape. The curriculum offers pathways for advanced studies and emphasizes hands-on, contextual, and experiential learning. Graduates are expected to meet industry demands and are well-prepared for various roles, including software developers and hardware engineers.

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BSc

ENGINEERING
Computer Engineering
at ACity
In ACity, our Computer Engineering program is
designed to provide those passionate about
computing, computer hardware and peripheral
design as well as software engineering with the
requisite tools and skills needed for further
advancement in digital technology, computer
networking, and computer systems. The depth
of our program ensures that students at
graduation are at par with contemporaries from
similarly placed institutions.

Finally, this curriculum delineates pathways for


students hoping to pursue advanced studies in
Computer Engineering by ensuring that specific
electives allow them to focus on specific areas of
concentration.

Grooming Top Careers In


Tomorrow's Computer
Engineering
Computer Gurus The US Bureau of Labor Statistics
projects a 5% growth for computer
engineering jobs through 2026. This
A simple abacus may have inspired its invention, but after gaining its statistic represents significant
greatness in the last two decades of the 20th century, computers have opportunities for computer engineering
taken the lead in technological developments across the globe in students as they prepare for the world of
recent years. work. What jobs await you in the future?
Check out some top options
With the ever-evolving area of complex computer systems, hardware
and software, the need to groom young talents for technological Computer Hardware Engineer
advancement have become necessary for the rapid growth of industry.
Computer Network Architect
These young creative minds, known professionally as Computer Computer Systems Analyst
Engineers, will occupy the key role as software developers and Cyber Security Analyst
hardware engineers among other roles in many industries. Software Developer
Big Data Engineer
A fully digitized
Home to
students from over campus with the fastest

23 countries internet speed


in a Ghanaian university
across Africa

Every ACitizen has


Experienced
70% Faculty
the opportunity to do a
practical lessons work placement
with Industry Expertise every vacation

Houses a
Digital Makerspace
Student-To-Faculty Ratio and a Technology &
Entrepreneurial Center
5:1 for Creative freedom
& Innovation

Entry Requirements
Our Unique WASSCE/NECO

Learning Pillars
Minimum C6 in 6 subjects including 3 core subjects
(English, Maths, Integrated/General Science) and 3
elective subjects. (Physics, Elective Maths +
Chemistry OR any other elective relevant to the
chosen Program)

Experiential Learning SSCE


Minimum D or a pass in 6 subjects including 3 core
Hands-on learning to prepare students to readily apply subjects (English, Maths, Integrated/General
concepts, to easily integrate into the workspace. Science) and 3 elective subjects. (Physics, Elective
Maths + Chemistry OR any other elective relevant to
the chosen Program)

Contextual Learning IGCSE O-LEVEL & A-LEVEL


SEMESTER 1 SE
Minimum of 5 credit passes in the IGCSE/O-Levels
(English and Maths mandatorty) and 3 passes in the
Solving real grass-root problems to expose students Course Name Co
A-Levels. (Elective/Add/Further Maths and Physics
to the local context and develop empathy towards the mandatory)
continent’s progress. Communication Skills An
Ca
French Language
ENGLISH IB
Unified Learning Minimum of 5 credit passes in the IGCSE/ Ba
Fundamentals
O-Levels (Englishofand
Innovation
Maths mandatorty) and a
minimum score of 4 points in 3 Higher Level (HL)
andsubjects.
Entrepreneurship (FIE) Fu
A project-based approach that combines concepts (Elective/Add/Further Maths and Physics
across courses to connect the dots and enable Seminar I
mandatory) En
SEMESTER 1
unified learning. SEMESTER 2
Introduction
FRENCH IB to Engineering Int
Extensional Learning
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Minimum
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English and Physics
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Communication Skills Analytic
with Geometry and
Python
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AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL
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confront Language
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MinimumSciences
GPA of 3.0 (Maths, English and Physics Pr
during their academic life, squarely. Basic Electronics
Fundamentals of Innovation mandatory)
Pre-Calculus (with MATLAB) Se
and Entrepreneurship (FIE) Fundamentals of Innovation and
Technology and Society Ins
Seminar I Entrepreneurship (FIE) Seminar II

Introduction to Engineering Introduction to Multidisciplinary Te


Design
Introduction to Programming SEMESTER 3 SE
with Python Logic and Critical Thinking
Seminar I Entrepreneurship (FIE) Seminar II

COURSE OUTLINE
Introduction to Engineering Introduction to Multidisciplinary
SEMESTER 1
Introduction to Programming
SEMESTER
Design 2
with Python
Course Name Course Name
SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 Thinking
Logic and Critical
Communication Skills Analytic Geometry and
Physical
Course Name Sciences Programming
Course Name in C
Calculus I (with MATLAB)
French Language
Pre-Calculus (with MATLAB)
Communication Skills Sensors,
Analytic Measurements
Geometry and and
Basic Electronics
Fundamentals
Technology andofSociety
Innovation Instrumentation
Calculus I (with MATLAB)
French Language
and Entrepreneurship (FIE) Fundamentals of Innovation and
Seminar I of Innovation Basic Electronics
Text and Meaning (FIE) Seminar II
Entrepreneurship
Fundamentals
and Entrepreneurship (FIE) Fundamentals of Innovation and
SEMESTER
Seminar I 3
Introduction to Engineering SEMESTER 4 Seminar II
Introduction to Multidisciplinary
Entrepreneurship (FIE)
Design
Introduction
Course Name to Programming Course Name
Introduction
with Python to Engineering Introduction to Multidisciplinary
Analytic Geometry and Logic
Design and Critical Thinking
African Studies
Introduction to Programming
Calculus Sciences
II (with MATLAB)
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Python Programming
Applied
Logic Linearin
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Algebra
Thinking (with
Pre-Calculus (with MATLAB) MATLAB)
Sensors, Measurements and
Circuit
Physical Theory
Sciences Programming in C
Technology and Society Instrumentation
Computer(with
Systems Engineering Computer Architecture and
Pre-Calculus MATLAB) Sensors, Measurements and
Organisation
Text and
InstrumentationMeaning
Technology and Society
Data Structures and Algorithms
Digital Systems Design
SEMESTER
Fundamentals of3
Innovation and TextSEMESTER
and Meaning 4
Entrepreneurship (FIE) I Fundamentals of Innovation and
Course Name Course Name
SEMESTER 3 SEMESTER 4 (FIE) II
Entrepreneurship
Analytic Geometry
Fundamentals and Design
of Logic African Studies
Course Name
Calculus II (with MATLAB) Microelectronics
Course Name
Applied Linear Algebra (with
Introduction
Analytic Geometry to Material
and African Studies
Probability,
MATLAB) Statistics and
Science
Calculus and
CircuitII Theory Engineering
(with MATLAB) Reliability (with MATLAB)
Applied Linear Algebra (with
Computer Systems Engineering Computer Architecture and
Leadership MATLAB)
Circuit Theory Seminar I Organisation
Data Structures
Computer and Algorithms
Systems Engineering Computer Architecture and
Digital Systems Design
Organisation
Fundamentals of Innovation and
Data Structures and Algorithms
Entrepreneurship (FIE) I Fundamentals of Innovation and E L E C
Digital Systems Design
Entrepreneurship (FIE) II
Fundamentals of Innovation and
MESTER 2
Fundamentals
Entrepreneurship of Logic
(FIE) I Design
SEMESTER 5
Fundamentals of Innovation and SEM
Intelligent S
Name
Biomedical Engineering Telecommunication
Microelectronics
Entrepreneurship
Course Name
(FIE) II Controls and
Course
IntroductionoftoLogic
Fundamentals Material
Design Probability, Statistics and
ytic Geometry and and
Biomedical
Science Instrumentation
Engineering Microelectronics
Advanced Digital
Computer Signal
Reliability (withProcessing
Networks MATLAB) AdvancedAutom
Cont
ulus I (withBiomedical
MATLAB) Signal
Introduction Analysis
to Material High Speed Networks Digital Image P
Probability, Statistics and Digita
Real-Time
andDigital
Leadership
Science SignalI Processing
Seminar
Engineering Remote Sensing Machine Learni
Electronics Reliability
(with (with MATLAB)
MATLAB)
Wireless Sensor Networks Telecommunication Systems ModelingEmbe
and A
amentals Leadership Seminar
of Innovation and I Modelling andMathematics
Discrete Simulation Mechatronic Sy
preneurship (FIE) Seminar II (with MATLAB) E L E C Indus
SEMESTER 5 SEMESTER 5 Mecha
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gn Course Name
Leadership Seminar II
Course Name E L E Softw
CS
Intelligent
Biomedical Engineering Telecommunication
Automatic Control Systems Controls and
Computer Networks Microprocessors and Projec
c and Critical Thinking
Microcontrollers Intelligent Syst
AdvancedEcono
Biomedical
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Biomedical Engineering
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Instrumentation Telecommunication
Advanced
DigitalDigital
SignalSignal Processing
Processing
Controls
Cont
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Biomedical
(with MATLAB) Signal Analysis High Speed Networks Digital Image P
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Systems
Real-Time
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Biomedical Digital Signal Processing
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Instrumentation Remote
Advanced Sensing
Digital Signal Processing Machine
Advanced Learni
Control
Discrete Mathematics
Wireless Sensor Networks Operating
Telecommunication Systems
Systems
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Biomedical Signal Analysis High Speed Networks
Industry Internship Modeling
Digital Imageand
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(with MATLAB) Modelling and Simulation
Real-Time Digital Signal Processing Remote Sensing Mechatronic
Machine LearningSy
and Meaning
Wireless Sensor Networks Mechatronics
System Dynamics
Telecommunication Systems Modeling and Anal
Leadership Seminar II Modelling and Simulation
Software Engineering Mechatronic Syste
MESTER 4 SEM
Microprocessors and Project Management, Engineering
(with MATLAB)
Mechatronics
Leadership Seminar II
SEMESTER 6 SEMESTER 6
Software Engineering
Microprocessors
Course
Course Name
Name and Course Name
Project Management, Engineering
SEMESTER 5
Microcontrollers
SEMESTER 6
Economics and Risk Analysis
AutomaticNetworks
Computer Control Systems Mechatronics
Automatic Control Systems
Course Name Course Name
Signals and Systems
Digital Signal Processing Software
Digital Engineering
Signal Processing
Computer Networks Automatic Control Systems
(with MATLAB)
Operating
EmbeddedSystems
Systems Project Management,
Embedded Systems Engineering
Discrete Mathematics Digital Signal Processing
Economics and Risk Analysis
(with MATLAB)
Industry
System Internship
Dynamics Industry Internship
(with MATLAB) Embedded Systems
Discrete Mathematics Mechatronics
SEMESTER
Leadership
(with MATLAB)Seminar 7 II SEMESTER
Industry Internship 8
Software Engineering
Course Name Mechatronics
Course Name
Leadership Seminar and
Microprocessors II Project Management, Engineering
Computer Security Software Engineering
Environmental Science and
Microcontrollers Economics and Risk Analysis
Engineering
Introduction to
Microprocessors andArtificial Project Management, Engineering
Signals and Systems
Intelligence
Microcontrollers Professional
Economics Ethics
and Risk and Values
Analysis
Operating Systems
Project
Signals andPhase I
Systems Project Phase II

System
Operating Dynamics
Systems
Technical Elective – I Technical Elective – III
Technical Elective – II Technical Elective – IV
SEMESTER
System Dynamics 7 SEMESTER 8
Course Name Course Name
SEMESTER 7 SEMESTER 8
Computer Security
Course Name
E L E C T Environmental
I V E Science
S and
Course Name
Engineering
Introduction to Artificial
Computer Security
Intelligence Environmental Science and
Professional Ethics and Values
Biomedical Engineering Telecommunication
Engineering
Introduction to Artificial
Project Phase I Project Phase II
Intelligence Professional Ethics and Values
Biomedical Instrumentation Advanced Digital Signal Processing
Technical ElectiveSignal
Biomedical –I Analysis Technical
High Elective
Speed –
Networks III
Project Phase I Project Phase II
Real-Time Digital Signal Processing Remote Sensing
Technical Elective – II Networks Technical Elective – IV
T I V E S
Technical Elective Sensor
Wireless –I Telecommunication
Technical Elective – III Systems
Modelling and Simulation
Technical Elective – II Technical Elective – IV
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Advanced Control Systems Advanced Control Systems
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Systems Smart Grid and Robotics
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