
Computer and Electronics Engineering
Er. Devendra Kathayat
Head of Department (Electronics and Computer Department)/Associate Professor
TU affiliated program
A comprehensive engineering discipline that bridges silicon and software - empowering the next generation of innovators to design microprocessors, optimize algorithms, and architect advanced computing solutions.

Designed to meet international standards of academic excellence, this program seamlessly integrates the rigorous theoretical foundation of the standard curriculum with intensive laboratory practices, innovative project development, and industry internships. Our comprehensive approach ensures graduates possess the analytical depth and hands-on expertise to compete on par with peers from top-tier universities worldwide.
0-2 years
3-5 years
8+ years
Students in BE Computer Engineering build a foundation for systems architecture, hardware-software integration, algorithmic optimization, and research pathways. The roles below represent how graduates can grow across their career trajectory.
Embedded Systems Engineer
Computer Systems Architect
AI & Algorithm Optimization Engineer
IoT & Edge Computing Engineer
Performance & Reliability Engineer
Network Infrastructure Architect
Backed by 8 dedicated, high-performance Dell computing labs, our practical curriculum moves beyond basic syntax to focus on complex problem-solving, system modeling, and algorithmic optimization.
Our computing infrastructure comprises 8 dedicated labs, each equipped with 24 workstations (192 systems in total), including one lab fully equipped with genuine Dell workstations (Intel i5/i7, 8GB-16GB RAM). This is supported by a dedicated high-end PC in our server room, designed to handle resource-heavy modeling, simulations, and rapid compilations.
Dedicated to data-driven problem solving and model specifications. Students utilize Python and advanced computing resources to optimize algorithms, train models, and run complex mathematical simulations.
Focuses on hardware-software integration. Students use C and C++ to write optimized, low-level code for microcontrollers, bridging the gap between physical systems and computational logic.
An environment for building scalable web applications and software systems using Java, C++, and more. The focus remains strictly on architectural optimization, system design, and algorithmic efficiency.
A concise view of the major subjects students encounter across the program.
Meet the instructors and mentors who support academic delivery, labs, and student projects.

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Head of Department (Electronics and Computer Department)/Associate Professor

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Deputy Head of Department (Electronics and Computer Department)/Senior Lecturer)

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Senior Lecturer/Major Project Coordinator

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Lab Assistant (Computer)

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Common admissions, eligibility, and career questions for this degree.
Himalaya College of Engineering offers 48 highly competitive seats annually for the BE Computer Engineering program, fully affiliated with Tribhuvan University's Institute of Engineering (IOE).
Applicants must have passed +2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics scoring at least a 'C' grade in each subject (or 45% aggregate score), and must successfully pass the central IOE Entrance Examination.
Yes! HCOE has a dedicated Placement and Internship Liaison Cell that partners with Nepal's top IT agencies, financial institutions, and multinational software houses. Over 85% of computer engineering students secure high-paying placements within 6 months of graduation.
Review admissions requirements, scholarship options, and application timelines with the HCOE admissions team.