Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) in Computer Engineering

What PAMCET Delivers Online:

• PAMCET delivers comprehensive online engineering curricula, interactive lectures, mathematical derivations, circuit simulations (SPICE, Proteus), digital logic simulations (Logisim, ModelSim), processor architectural modeling (gem5), and embedded firmware emulators (QEMU, Wokwi).
• Students engage in verified cloud-based EDA workflows, synthesizable Verilog HDL verification, packet capture decoding (Wireshark), ROS 2 robotics physics simulations (Gazebo), and TinyML neural network quantization.
• Formative and summative assessments evaluate computational engineering calculations, algorithmic complexity, circuit design schematics, and simulation performance benchmarks.

Physical Facilities & Accreditation Requirements:

• Computer Engineering is a regulated physical engineering discipline requiring hands-on breadboard circuit assembly, soldering, oscilloscope waveform measurements, PCB fabrication, and physical hardware debugging.
• Online completion of PAMCET modules does NOT confer a statutory professional engineering license, nor does it replace mandatory physical laboratory sessions and supervised industrial attachments (SIWES).
• Statutory title and registration as a Registered Engineer (Engr.) in Nigeria is strictly governed by the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) under the Engineers (Registration, etc.) Amendment Act, requiring formal physical graduation from an accredited university faculty.
• Graduation requires completion of 24 weeks of supervised physical industrial attachment (SIWES) and an in-person, verified physical prototype demonstration for the Final-Year Capstone Project.