CpE Curriculum
The curriculum details which define the Computer Engineering degree requirements can be found here. Read More
Technical Electives
18 Credits Total At least 12 credits must be from the CISE and/or ECE department(s). A maximum of 6 credits may be taken outside of the CISE and ECE departments. Qualifying technical electives include, unless otherwise excluded: 4000-level or higher CpE program courses 4000-level or higher CISE courses 3000-level CAP…... Read More
Enrichment Electives
Overview Enrichment electives should represent a deliberate exploration of an area (or connected areas) outside of computer engineering for the purpose of becoming a more nimble, well-rounded, effective engineer. Such coursework is intended to maximize the competitiveness of our graduates by promoting critical thinking, understanding of unique perspectives, inquiry, and…... Read More
Pathway to Campus Enrollment (PaCE) - Computer Engineering
If you have been offered admission to UF’s Pathway to Campus Enrollment program (PaCE), welcome to the Gator Nation! This site will help you explore the Computer Engineering (CpE) major in the Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering (HWCOE). CpE Major in PaCE The CpE major available to PaCE students results…... Read More
Core Course Topics
Listed here are the topics covered in each core course in the CpE program. The topics may be helpful in student preparation for courses and equivalency requests. Note that typically, at least 90% of all content (and 100% of critical topics) as determined by faculty members is required to grant…... Read More
Course Syllabi
Links to CpE program curricula, including those from the ECE and CISE departments, can be found on this page. Read More
CpE Academic Policies
Students must complete all Critical Tracking courses (listed below) with a C or better within two attempts (W counts as an attempt) within 5 semesters while maintaining an overall 2.50 tracking GPA. More information is available on this page. Read More
CpE Internships and Co-Ops
The CpE program offers students an opportunity to integrate classroom instruction with practical work experience. Read More