Engineering courses

Computer science is the study of how software, systems, and data work together to solve real problems. Covers problem-solving, programming logic, algorithms, data handling, and the foundations behind modern technology, preparing you for roles in software development, data analysis, cybersecurity, and IT across startups, tech companies, and enterprise teams.

Model Context Protocol is an open standard for connecting AI applications to external data and services in a secure, consistent way. It covers how to structure context, manage integrations, and build reliable AI workflows that can access the right information at the right time. This is important for creating smarter assistants and AI products used in software teams, startups, and enterprise environments.

System design is the practice of planning how large software systems are built to stay reliable, scalable, and efficient. Covers breaking down complex products, making trade-offs, and designing for real-world traffic, growth, and failure. Prepares you for roles in software engineering at startups, tech companies, and product teams.

Circuits are the foundation of electrical systems that power everything from household devices to complex machinery. Covers how current, voltage, resistance, and components work together to design, troubleshoot, and improve electrical systems. Opens pathways to roles in electronics, manufacturing, automation, and maintenance.

Aeronautics is the study of flight and the science behind how aircraft are designed, operated, and kept safe. Covers aircraft performance, flight principles, safety, and aviation systems, preparing you for roles in airlines, aircraft manufacturing, airport operations, and aviation support services.