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Computer Engineering — English

Faculty of Informatics and Control Systems

English

Computer Engineering

Abstract computer engineering illustration
Teaching languageEnglish
Programme volume240 ECTS
Duration4 years
Qualification awardedBachelor in Computer Engineering

About the programme

Computer engineering focuses on the theoretical and practical issues of analyzing and designing complex digital systems. It covers a very wide range of digital technologies, from supercomputers and computer systems to microcircuits. It can be said that at the current stage of high technology development, computer engineering plays a decisive role in the fields of digital technologies and applied nature. Therefore, the demand for computer engineering specialists in the labor market is very high and constantly growing.

More about the programme

During the development of the bachelor educational program “Computer Engineering”, the recommendations of ACM and advanced trends of modern educational programs – “Computer Engineering”” and “Computer Systems Engineering” of various leading universities were used.

In the bachelor educational program “Computer Engineering” a number of training courses involve practical and laboratory courses along with the lectures. Laboratory works are carried out in the form of computerized laboratory stands and virtual laboratory works.

It is mandatory for the student to undergo production practice, which helps to develop the skills of applying theoretical knowledge in practice.

It is also mandatory for the student to complete a bachelor’s project, which involves designing a certain device, system from the field of computer engineering.

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

The objectives of the educational program is to prepare highly qualified specialists who meet the requirements of the labor market, who will be able to maintain and develop the knowledge gained through the educational program and respond to the latest challenges in the field. Therefore, the specific objectives of the educational program (PEO’s) are that within three to five years after graduation our alumni:

  1. PEO 1

    with broad technical, engineering knowledge and skills will have advanced their careers in the field of computer engineering.

  2. PEO 2

    will effectively use advanced methods and tools from the field of computer engineering in other fields.

  3. PEO 3

    will pursue further education and continuous professional development.

Student Outcomes (SOs)

The learning outcomes of the undergraduate educational program “Computer Engineering” correspond to the objectives of the program and include the basic knowledge, skills, responsibility and autonomy provided for in the content:

  1. Graduates will be able to identify, formulate, and solve complex engineering problems through the application of engineering, scientific, and mathematical principles.

  2. Develops solutions using engineering design that meet specific needs in terms of public health, safety, and welfare, as well as global, cultural, environmental, and economic factors.

  3. Communicates effectively with a wide range of audiences.

  4. Recognizes ethical and professional responsibility in engineering situations and makes informed decisions that consider the impact of engineering decisions in a global, economic, environmental, and social context.

  5. Effectively functions in a team, as a combination of team members provides successful leadership, promotes mutual cooperation and creates an inclusive environment, sets goals, plans and completes tasks.

  6. Develops and implements appropriate experiments, performs both data analysis and their interpretation, and draws appropriate conclusions based on reasoning on engineering issues.

  7. Acquires and applies new knowledge as needed, using appropriate learning strategies.

Enrollment and Graduation Data

English track

Academic YearStatusEnrollment YearTotal UndergradTotal GradDegrees Awarded
IIIIIIIVVAssociatesBachelorsMastersDoctorates
Current Fall 20262026-2027FT326---38-----
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Fall 20252025-2026FT6----6-----
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Fall 20242024-2025FT-----------
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Fall 20232023-2024FT-----------
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Fall 20222022-2023FT-----------
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FT — full time; PT — part time.

Admission requirements

An applicant has the right of studying on foreign educational program when he/she has the permission in accordance with Georgian Legislation. To be admitted to the CE program at GTU, students must:

  1. Pass the Unified National Examinations, which include Mathematics or Physics, English (with a minimum of 50% + 1 of the maximum score), Georgian Language and Literature as a required subject, organized by NAEC.
  2. Obtain sufficient scores to secure admission to the program at the faculty of Informatics and Control Systems.
Curriculum and study plan
Subject Credit
Engineering Mathematics 1 6
Digital Literacy (CEN) 5
Introduction to Computer Engineering (CEN) 4
Introduction to Programming (CEN) 4
Computer Engineering Graphics (CEN) 4
Electives 1 (Humanitarian Block):
• Georgian Language (CEN)
• History and Culture of Georgia
• Sociology
5
Engineering Mathematics 2 6
Physics 1 (CEN) 6
Theory of Switching Circuits (CEN) 4
Data Structures and Algorithms (CEN) 6
Specialized English Language (CEN) 5
Electives 2 (Humanitarian Block):
• Principles of Economics
• Introduction to Philosophy
5
Discrete Mathematics 6
Physics 2 (CEN) 6
Computer Architecture I (CEN) 6
Object Oriented Programming (CEN) 5
Free Components 1 5
Physics 3 (CEN) 6
Computer Architecture II (CEN) 6
Operating Systems (CEN) 5
Electronics (CEN) 5
Computer Networks (CEN) 5
Database Design (CEN) 5
Human-Computer Interaction (CEN) 5
Digital Circuits Engineering (CEN) 6
Digital Signal Processing (CEN) 5
Object Oriented Programming and Applications (CEN) 5
Intelligent Sensors (CEN) 4
Fundamentals of Cybersecurity (CEN) 5
Computer Network Administration (CEN) 5
SCADA Systems Design (CEN) 6
Microcontrollers Architecture (CEN) 5
Probability Theory and Applied Statistics 5
Professional Electives 1:
• Creating and managing a website with WordPress (CEN)
• Organization of Computer Peripherals (CEN)
4
Free Components 2 5
Internship Practice (CEN) 6
Introduction to Capstone Design Project (CEN) 4
IoT Technologies (CEN) 5
Communication Networks Organization (CEN) 6
Embedded Systems (CEN) 6
Creative Thinking Basics (CEN) 4
Capstone Design Project (CEN) 6
Cloud and Grid Technologies (CEN) 5
Professional Electives 2:
• Upgrade and Service of Computer Systems (CEN)
• Construction and Production of Computer Systems (CEN)
4
Professional Electives 3:
• Small Business Management (CEN)
• Engineering Ethics (CEN)
4
Free Components 3 5
Free Components 4 5
Total 240
Total240 Credit

Contact

Email: info.ics@gtu.ge

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