Computer Engineering York University

Overview

Computer Engineering at York University blends electrical engineering principles with computing to equip students to design and implement complex hardware‑software systems. The curriculum emphasises system‑level thinking across computation, digital design and specialised areas such as robotics and virtual reality, while embedding practical exposure in dedicated facilities.

Why Computer Engineering at York University?

Accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB), ensuring the programme meets national professional standards. Delivered by the Lassonde School of Engineering, which situates Computer Engineering within an engineering faculty focused on applied problem solving. Access to named laboratories such as the Digital Systems Lab and the Robotics Lab, offering facilities for hands‑on projects, prototyping and testing. Co‑op or internship pathways available after second year, providing structured routes to workplace experience and professional development. Emphasis on experiential education: coursework is designed to pair core theory with practical assignments and laboratory tasks to build industry‑relevant skills.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 49727 per year
• National fee: CAD 15181 per year

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Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Data Structures
• Electronic Circuits and Devices
• Digital Logic Design
• Communication Networks
• Software Design
• Signals and Systems
• Computer Architecture and Organisation
• Mobile Communications

Careers with Computer Engineering

York University indicates a range of professional directions for graduates, reflecting the programme’s mix of hardware and software training. Typical graduate destinations emphasise roles in engineering disciplines where integrated systems are central.