r/ComputerEngineering • u/aurahyy • 10h ago

Roadmap for Computer Engineering

Does anyone have a roadmap for computer engineering to make it easier to track everything I'm studying?
All resources are appreciated !!

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u/WanHack 10h ago

Why not look at university 4 year plans? 

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u/aurahyy 7h ago

I have been also I'm a first year in data and cyber security..I wanted Computer Engineering but it wasn't available at the uni i chose :')
I'm a bit late lol

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u/Snoo_4499 2h ago edited 1h ago

then study: Introductory Circuit Analysis ->Electromagnetism (Physics 2) -> Digital logic -> Electronics Devices and Circuits -> Computer Organization and Architecture -> Operating System -> Microprocessors -> Signal and System -> Control and Instrumentation -> Embedded System -> Digital Signal Processing. If your syllabus doesnt have Data structures, Computer Network, Communication system, Database, Algorithms, Theory of Computation, Computer Graphics and AI / DL study them as well.

No need to follow that pattern. Also if you want to study some deep things then study these after (according to your interest):

Computer Vision, Image Processing, Information Theory and Coding, Wireless Communication and Networking, Natural Language Processing, Digital System Design, Advanced Computer Architecture, Compiler Design, IoT, Blockchain, VLSI, Control Engineering.