Corporate Body

Department of Computer Systems Engineering

Monash University

From
Clayton, Victoria, Australia
Functions
Education and Computer Technology or Multimedia
Alternative Names
  • Department of Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering (Now known as)
Website
http://www.ecse.monash.edu.au/index.html
Location
Clayton, Victoria

Summary

The Department of Computer Systems Engineering is part of Monash University's Faculty of Engineering. The Department offers both undergraduate and postgraduate courses in a variety of areas. The Department merged some years ago and is now known as the Department of Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering.

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