The Journal of Computer Engineering and Information Technology (JCEIT) promotes rigorous research that makes a significant contribution in advancing knowledge for computer sciences. JCEIT includes all major themes pertaining to computing and information technology.

2.  Computer engineering is a discipline
that integrates several fields of
electrical engineering and computer
science required to develop
computer hardware and software.
 Computer engineers embed
computers in other machines and
systems, build networks to transfer
data, and develop ways to make
computers, faster, smaller, and more
capable.

3.  Information technology (IT) is the application of
computers and telecommunications equipment to
store, retrieve, transmit and manipulate data, often
in the context of a business or other enterprise.

4.  Computing, and its many subfields, is about solving problems using
computers. It is concerned with the study of information and
computation and finding solutions to problems using modern computer
systems.
 Computer science and information technology drives many facets of
modern innovation and assists the solving of problems in areas such as
medical research, climate change, the environment, and business.
 It has a significant impact upon the creative industries and in the
development of new products and services.
 Information technology covers everything from designing critical
software to managing information systems.

5.  Computer engineering technology
programs prepare people to help
engineers design and build
computer systems.
 Students learn to install and
maintain equipment.
 They also learn to write and test
software programs.
 Computer science programs prepare
people to work with computing
problems and solutions.
 Students learn computer systems
design.
 They study software and hardware
design. They also learn to profile the
needs of specific end-user
situations.
 Information science programs teach
people about the collection,
organization, and use of
information.
 Students learn about computer data
storage and processing.
 They learn to create easy-to-use
system designs
 Information technology programs
prepare people to design computer
systems.
 Students learn about computer
hardware, software, and
networking.
 They learn about systems planning,
develop databases that meet user
needs and design.

6.  Computer engineers in federal government.
 Computer and electronic product manufacturing.
 Computer systems design and related services.
 Scientific research and development services.

7.  Information security analysts.
 Network architect.
 Computer support specialists.
 Database administrators.
 Systems administrators