B.S. in Computer Engineering

The B.S. in Computer Engineering degree program at the University of Cincinnati integrates pertinent science and mathematics courses with electrical engineering and computer courses in order to develop an engineer capable of designing and analyzing all aspects of modern computer systems. Students learn to think outside the box to develop creative solutions to problems including the design and analysis of computer hardware and software.

First-year applicants (sometimes referred to as freshman) are students who have completed high school and have not earned college course credit since graduating.First-year students applying to this program should also have completed the following college preparatory subjects: English (4 units); Mathematics, including algebra, geometry, and either pre-calculus or calculus (4 units); Science, including Chemistry and Physics (3 units); Social sciences (3 units); Electives (5 units).