Degree

4 Years
Computer Engineering Bachelor's of Science
Math Minor
May 2026 Graduation Year

Texas A&M University — B.S. in Computer Engineering, Minor in Mathematics
Aug 2022 - May 2026

Sutton Elliott

At Texas A&M, I developed a strong foundation in computer engineering, software development, and applied mathematics. My coursework and projects emphasize the integration of theory and practice across software, hardware, and data-driven systems, preparing me to design efficient, reliable, and scalable solutions.

Computer Science & Software Engineering

This coursework emphasizes software design, algorithmic thinking, and system-level programming. Topics span data structures, databases, operating systems, machine learning, and human-computer interaction, with a strong focus on building robust and maintainable software systems.

CSCE 120 - Program Design & Concepts CSCE 221 - Data Structures & Algorithms CSCE 222 - Discrete Structures CSCE 310 - Database Systems CSCE 313 - Computer Systems CSCE 331 - Software Engineering CSCE 421 - Machine Learning CSCE 436 - Human Computer Interaction CSCE 470 - Information Storage and Retrieval CSCE 483 - Computer Systems Design

Computer & Electrical Engineering

These courses focus on the hardware-software interface, including digital logic, computer architecture, electronics, and embedded systems. Together, they provide a deep understanding of how modern computing systems are designed, implemented, and optimized at the hardware level.

ECEN 214 - Electrical Circuit Theory ECEN 248 - Digital System Design ECEN 314 - Signals & Systems ECEN 325 - Electronics ECEN 350 - Computer Architecture ECEN 449 - Microprocessor Systems ECEN 454 - Digital IC Design

Mathematics Minor

This coursework covers advanced mathematical concepts essential for engineering applications, including calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, and statistics. These classes provide the analytical tools needed for modeling, problem-solving, and data analysis in technical fields.

MATH 151 - Engineering Mathematics I MATH 152 - Engineering Mathematics II MATH 251 - Engineering Mathematics III MATH 308 - Differential Equations MATH 311 - Applied Mathematics MATH 470 - Cryptography STAT 211 - Statistics

Physics & Engineering Foundations

These foundational courses in physics and engineering principles provide a solid base for understanding the physical world and its applications in engineering. Topics include mechanics, electromagnetism, chemistry, materials science, and laboratory techniques essential for engineering practice.

PHYS 206 - Newtonian Mechanics PHYS 207 - Electricity & Magnetism CHEM 107 - Chemistry for Engineers MSEN 222 - Materials Science ENGR 102 - Engineering Lab ENGR 216/217 - Experimental Physics Labs

Continued Education

Beyond the classroom, I'm committed to continuing to learn and grow my skillset through self-directed coursework and certifications in emerging tools and technologies.

Anthropic

Completed Introduction to Model Context Protocol, Claude Code 101, and Claude 101 (June 2026), learning how to connect AI models to external tools and data through MCP, how to use Claude Code as an agentic coding assistant, and the fundamentals of prompting and working with Claude.

Introduction to Model Context Protocol Certificate Intro to MCP
Claude Code 101 Certificate Claude Code 101
Claude 101 Certificate Claude 101

Onshape

Completed the CAD Basics, Onshape Fundamentals, Onshape Fundamentals: CAD, and Onshape Fundamentals: Data Management learning pathways, building skills in part modeling, assemblies, and managing design data in the cloud, in preparation for the Certified Onshape Associate Certificate.

CAD Basics Pathway Certificate CAD Basics
Onshape Fundamentals Certificate Onshape Fundamentals
Onshape Fundamentals: CAD Pathway Certificate Fundamentals: CAD
Onshape Fundamentals: Data Management Pathway Certificate Fundamentals: Data Mgmt