Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering

Focus on innovation, collaboration, and ethical practices to shape the digital world with a Bachelor of Computer Engineering from Seattle University. Computer engineers specialize in the design of computers, computer systems and other digitally based hardware devices. Computer engineers must also be proficient in software design. Applications of computer engineering are found in most aspects of modern life and technologies. For example, computer engineering is used in communications systems, transportation vehicles, robotics and consumer electronics. With a Bachelor of Computer Engineering from Seattle University, you’ll be prepared to advance computing technology. Through skills gained in hardware design, software design, and systems integration, you'll engineer the computing technology of the future. Through courses that emphasize innovation and active learning, you’ll build a strong foundation in circuits electronics, embedded systems, computer networks, machine learning, and software computer engineering. Open a gateway for you to explore the dynamic world of technology. Throughout the program, you'll delve into hardware and software systems, gaining proficiency in designing and optimizing computing solutions. This degree equips you to tackle cutting-edge challenges in areas such as embedded systems, artificial intelligence, and network engineering. With a focus on innovation and problem-solving, you'll be poised to contribute to the ever-evolving field of computer engineering, making a significant impact on the digital landscape.

Applications are reviewed holistically to consider many factors. For specific program requirements, please review the program\u2019s admissions requirements. Competitive applicants typically have the equivalent of a 3.0 grade-point average or higher on a U.S.-based 4.0 scale. Applicants should provide copies of transcripts/grade reports for the equivalent of US grades 9-11, and grade 12 if it has been completed. We recognize that grade 9 is considered middle school/lower secondary in many countries; however, we still would like to see transcripts for at least 3 years of coursework.