Computer engineers design and upgrade advanced digital and computer-based systems by balancing and integrating hardware components and software. As a computer engineering student at UD, you'll learn the design, construction and operation of computer systems. And with an optional concentration in robotics and an available AI engineering co-major, you can personalize your studies to align with your interests and career goals.
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This degree offers an optional concentration in robotics.
You can also choose from a variety of minors to personalize your educational experience.
This is a sample plan of study for students starting at UD in the 2025-26 academic year. This is a recommended course sequence, but your schedule may vary depending on previously earned college credits, course availability, advisor recommendations, and your personal goals and interests. Please contact your holistic advisor if you have any questions.
At the University of Dayton, our flexible undergraduate curriculum, known as the Common Academic Program (CAP), encourages you to integrate knowledge — and put it to use.
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This degree offers an optional concentration in robotics.
The robotics concentration is designed for students who want to apply electrical and computer engineering principles to the design and control of robots. Beginning with foundational courses in circuits, signals, electronics and programming, students progress to topics such as control systems, computer vision, embedded computing and machine perception, all with robotics applications.
Hands-on laboratory and project work emphasizes the integration of hardware and software, preparing students to design, build, and optimize robotic systems, with emphasis on industrial robotics. A culminating design project allows students to apply their knowledge to real-world robotic challenges, equipping them to innovate in fields ranging from manufacturing to medical and service robotics.
At the University of Dayton, applying is free and test scores are optional. When you apply, you'll automatically be considered for a merit scholarship.
Learn about our admission process, then apply using UD's application or the Common App.
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To help you cover your costs, a variety of scholarships, grants, loans and part-time work study are available. The University also accepts transfer credits and credit by exam for undergraduates, giving you more flexibility to add a double major or minor or participate in a transformational experience like study abroad or co-op.
Get more than your foot in the door — get ready for success. At our School of Engineering, you will have the opportunity to combine the classroom and engineering world together in a way that allows you to further sharpen your skills. It’s a key reason why employers love hiring our students — they can hit the ground running.
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