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Clarkson University
Basic Information
Address: 8 Clarkson Ave
Electrical and Computer Engineering Dept.
Potsdam NY 13699-5720
Phone Number: 1-315-268-6511
Fax Number: 1-315-268-7600
Email: ece@clarkson.edu
Chair: Dr. Paul McGrath
Dean: Dr. William Jemison
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Additional Information
Classroom Size: 20-40 students
Student/Teacher Ratio: 12:1
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on campus and off campus
Type of Housing: low-rising apartment buildings
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Clarkson University offers a variety of computer labs. Students also bring their own desktop and laptop computers to campus.
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Degrees Offered:
BS in Software Engineering
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Clarkson's BS in Software Engineering combines software and hardware topics through a streamlined course sequence emphasizing software engineering technology and engineering design.
This interdisciplinary curriculum draws from computer science and electrical and computer engineering. This collaborative approach focuses on:
- Data structures and algorithms
- Embedded systems
- Programming fundamentals
- Programming languages
- Software engineering (requirements, design, implementation and verification and validation)
- Software systems
- Web and mobile systems
Our students are taught with state-of-the-art industry tools and get introduced to programming languages C/C++, Java, Python and JavaScript, among others.