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!M"#T$% $&'(&$$%(&' continues to
grow as more and more engineers are needed
for the design of computer hardware and
software. omputer engineering will soon be
the second-largest engineering field.
%ole o# 'omp"ter Engineers.
(omputing pro$essionals might &n themselves in a variet# o$
environments%
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(omputer /esign an Engineering
(omputer *rchitecture
)n$ormation Technolog#
So$tware Engineering
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So$tware *pplications
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The work of )(!-M$*(+,
engineers is among the most
exciting and groundbreaking in all
of engineering --
They design, and
build prototypes of
such revolutionary
products as
+rtificial Heart
5io/*edical
Engineering.
%he most likely employers of
bio-medical engineers are
companies involved in the
manufacture of medical
e&uipment. %hese could be
very large corporations or
smaller, speciali$ed
companies.
Artificial organs, artificial limbs,
medical imaging devices, medical
diagnosis machines, and patient
monitoring devices"
Engineers are the person who ma$es the scienti!c
research into reality. hey 'ompete the world in 'ost
( )"ality and retain domestic *ar$et.
+nnovate ,ew -rocess #or domestic ( &lobal *ar$et.
+nnovate ,ew -rod"cts #or &lobal *ar$et.
'apitalize on Opport"nities thrown open by &lobal
Economy.
+nnovate ,ew Services #or &lobal *ar$et.
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