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Entry into the Computer Engineering programme
Computer Engineering has 15 places available
each year for students entering at the
1st
Professional (Year 2) level.
The pathways for entry into the Computer Engineering programme are:
Intermediate
Year
The normal entry requirements into the Computer Engineering programme
is via the Intermediate Year. This first year of study is a
basic
sciences set of foundation courses that prepares students for the
professional programme ahead.
Course selection
for Intermediate Year Computer Engineering
Direct Entry Requirements to the 1st Professional Year
Students with a good level 3 NCEA
performance (or equivalent) may be admitted directly to the 1st
Professional Year and is subject to the approval of the Dean of
Engineering.
Direct Entry requirements to the 2nd Professional Year for
students with a BSc
At least a 'B' average in papers over the final two years.
Major in Mathematics, Physics or with the
following minimum:
- Mathematics at 200 level = 36 points
- Physics at 200 level = 36 points
- COSC121
and COSC122
With this option, the student will have the opportunity to
gain a double degree (BSc & BE) in five years.
Other considerations: Additional papers at the 200 level or
300 level in either Mathematics,
Physics
or Computer
Science, or any papers in Management,
Economics,
Accountancy,
Finance and Information Systems, will enhance the application
for entry into the Second
Professional Electrical and Electronic Engineering Year.
1st Professional Year
1st
Professional Year Course
2nd Professional Year
2nd
Professional Year Course
3rd Professional Year
3rd
Professional Year Course
