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Undergraduate Programs
Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering
Computer engineering encompasses studies of hardware, software, and systems issues that arise in the design, development, and application of computer systems.
Program Overview
Computer engineers are well suited to address the particular challenges that exist as computing systems interact with the real, physical world. This includes sensing, actuation, timing, security, and computing systems with widely varying form factors, ranging from servers to mobile devices to the "internet of things." The degree requires 120 units including core courses, technical electives, a capstone course, and common studies.
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering degree is jointly administered by the Department of Computer Science & Engineering and the Department of Electrical & Systems Engineering.
Students working toward a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering degree must meet all requirements for an engineering degree from the McKelvey School of Engineering. Required courses and technical electives cannot be taken on a pass/fail basis. Please visit the Washington University Bulletin to review the BScoE degree requirements and course offerings. For information on degree requirements from prior years, please refer to the Bulletin pages associated with those academic years (listed below).
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Any Questions?
If you have any questions about the BScoE degree requirements, please feel free to contact: cse.undergrad@wustl.edu