The need for researchers, developers, and producers in the industry is increasing due to the rapid development of computer and communication technologies with their widespread use and contribution to technological and scientific development in many fields. The aim of the Computer Engineering Graduate Program in Computer Engineering is to educate people who can use the necessary theoretical and applied information in the fields of computer systems, computer software, and hardware effectively, follow the developments in the world in a way to be experts and leaders in research, development, and production in industry and also research institutions.

The courses offered focus on computer networks, new generation networks, real-time systems, distributed and parallel processing, database systems, software engineering, artificial intelligence, data mining, fuzzy systems, image processing, system modeling. The course pool is renewed in parallel with the developments in computer and information technologies in the world.

Computer Engineering Graduate Program is carried out in two ways, with thesis and non-thesis. In the program with thesis, a total of 7 elective courses with 21 credits, Seminar and Master Thesis, and 120 ECTS in total are required. In the non-thesis program, a total of 100 ECTS is required, including a total of 30 credits, 10 elective courses, and a compulsory Master's Term Project.