The sophistication of modern computer technology has created a demand for engineers having a new range of skills. The paper discusses the essential ingredients of a course to meet both the above demand and the broader objectives of a university education. The basic philosophy of courses that meet these requirements is considered and, where appropriate, reference is made to our existing scheme.
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