A four-year honours degree combining computing and electronics to train students in hardware–software integration, embedded systems, digital design and systems engineering. Best suited to applicants who want hands-on work with microcontrollers, digital circuits and networked systems and who plan technical roles in embedded/IoT, systems design or network/cloud engineering.
The curriculum emphasises hardware–software integration and career-ready applied skills. Core topic areas named in the programme include computer architecture, digital electronics, embedded systems engineering, control systems engineering, networking, database management, virtualization and cloud computing, information security, robotics and bio-inspired computing. Hands-on components include microcontroller and embedded-system projects (Raspberry Pi, Arduino, MSP430), digital circuit design, system programming and laboratory-driven design projects.
Local GCE A/L applicants need a minimum of two C passes and one S pass in the Physical Science stream (Combined Mathematics, Physics & Chemistry) and must pass a special aptitude test administered by the Faculty of Computing. Cambridge/Edexcel A/L applicants require at least two B passes and one C pass in Mathematics, Physics & Chemistry, plus the same faculty aptitude test.
Graduates are prepared for roles that combine hardware and software expertise. Job titles cited by the programme include Computer System Design Engineer, Embedded Systems or Firmware Engineer, IoT Developer, Network or Cloud Engineer, Network Security Specialist, Systems Security Analyst, Lead Systems Engineer, DevOps Engineer, Computer Hardware Engineer, Industrial Engineer, Researcher or academic pathways. The curriculum and lab access are aligned to industry standards (IEEE, ACM, Cisco, Microsoft) to support employability in these areas.
The source does not specify scholarship details. Prospective applicants should consult SLIIT’s admissions and financial-aid offices or the programme enquiry contacts to learn about available scholarships, tuition funding options and any merit or need-based support.
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