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4 Years On Campus Bachelors Program
Boise State UniversityThe Bachelor of Science in Computer Systems Engineering at Boise State University blends computer science, electrical engineering, and systems design to prepare students for the development and integration of advanced computing technologies.
The curriculum focuses on cyber-physical systems, cybersecurity, embedded systems, and computer architecture, while incorporating a strong foundation in mathematics, science, and engineering communication.
Course Overview
Year 1: Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering, Writing and Rhetoric I & II, Calculus I & II, Physics I with Calculus and Lab, Introduction to Computer Science, Navigating Computer Systems, Math/Science Elective
Year 2: Computer Science II, Intro to Version Control, Digital Systems and Lab, Computer Engineering Electronics, Microprocessors and Lab, Intro to Full Stack Web Development, Differential Equations with Matrix Theory, Probability and Statistics
Year 3:Cyber-Informed Systems Engineering, Security in Cyber-Physical Systems, Software Development in C, Data Structures, Computer Engineering Practice and Lab, Signals and Systems and Lab, Discrete Math
Year 4: Senior Design Project I & II
Electives: Multiple CSE Electives (students can specialize based on interests)
Capstone Project:
Two-semester senior design sequence focused on real-world, team-based engineering challenges.
Hands-On Labs:
Integrated in computer engineering electronics, microprocessors, digital systems, signals and systems, and engineering practice courses.
Software Skills:
Exposure to version control, full stack web development, and C programming.
Internships and Industry Collaboration:
Students are encouraged to pursue internships to enhance practical experience.
Graduate Outcomes:
Career-ready for roles in embedded systems, cybersecurity, hardware design, software engineering, and systems integration.
Industry Sectors:
Employment opportunities span technology, aerospace, defense, telecommunications, energy, IT, and more.
Job Market Outlook:
Computer Systems Engineering is projected to see 20% job growth from 2022–2030, with an average salary of $138,080 per year.
Related fields such as computer hardware engineering and data science also offer high growth and competitive salaries.
Skill Set:
Broad foundational skills in computer systems design, cybersecurity, hardware and software integration, and problem-solving.
Graduates are equipped to pursue advanced degrees or industry certifications, giving them a competitive edge in the workforce.
Further Study:
The program’s quantitative and analytical training prepares students for graduate study in computer engineering, computer science, electrical engineering, or related fields.
Career Support:
Boise State’s College of Engineering provides career services, industry partnerships, and internship placement support.
Applications to be done through University portalHigh School Diploma or Equivalent: Applicants must have completed secondary education.Official Transcripts: Submission of official transcripts or marksheets is requiredCompletion of high school mathematics, including algebra, geometry, and pre-calculus is expected.For students interested in the accelerated BS/MS program in Electrical and Computer Engineering: Must have completed at least 75 credits applicable to the BS degree, Minimum overall GPA of 3.0 and a GPA of 3.3 in ECE courses, Application to the Graduate College is required prior to the senior year.Cyber-Physical Systems EngineerEmbedded Systems EngineerSoftware DeveloperCybersecurity EngineerSystems IntegratorHardware DesignerComputer Systems ArchitectFull Stack DeveloperIT Consultant
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