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The Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering at Lehigh University is an ABET-accredited program designed to equip students with a deep understanding of both hardware and software components in complex electronic and computer systems.
The curriculum focuses on applications in circuit design, embedded systems, communications, networking, robotics, biomedical devices, and more.
Students gain hands-on experience in logic design, signal theory, computer architecture, and software engineering, complemented by required labs in FPGA, microcontroller, and digital system design.
Course Overview:
Year 1: Calculus I, Critical Reading and Composition, Introduction to Engineering Practice, General Chemistry I & Engineering/Physics I & Lab, Economics or Humanities/Social Science Elective, Calculus II, Writing, Argument, and Research, General Chemistry I & Engineering/Physics I & Lab, Economics or Humanities/Social Science Elective.
Year 2: Introduction to Computer Engineering, Introduction to Electrical Engineering Lab, Physics II & Lab, Calculus III, Economics or Humanities/Social Science Elective, Introduction to Linear Systems and Signals, Introduction to Logic Design, Computer Architecture, Structured Programming and Data Structures, Humanities/Social Science Elective.
Year 3: FPGA Laboratory, Introduction to Probability and Statistics, Data Structures and Programming, Engineering Mathematics, Free Elective, Microcontroller Laboratory, Systems Software, Operating System Design, Humanities/Social Science Elective, Free Elective.
Year 4: Digital System Design, Software Engineering, Computer Networks, Humanities/Social Science Elective, Approved Technical Elective, Embedded Systems, Approved Technical Electives, Humanities/Social Science Elective, Free Elective.
Team-Based Design Projects: Senior design projects and participation in Lehigh’s Integrated Product Design (IPD) program offer hands-on, multidisciplinary experience solving real-world problems.
Undergraduate Research: Students can work on faculty-led research in areas such as embedded systems, robotics, multimedia, and networking.
Internships: Strongly encouraged, with opportunities supported by faculty and career services.
Laboratory Work: Required labs in FPGA, microcontroller, and digital system design provide critical hands-on technical skills.
Career Paths: Circuit Designer, Embedded Systems Engineer, Network Engineer, Robotics Engineer, Biomedical Device Engineer, Communications Engineer, Industrial Automation Specialist.
Graduate Study: Strong preparation for MS, MEng, or PhD programs in computer engineering, electrical engineering, or related fields.
Professional Skills: Emphasis on teamwork, leadership, communication, and lifelong learning prepares graduates for long-term success in industry or academia.
School Report, Counselor Recommendation, Mid Year Report, Final Report & 1 Teachers Evaluation RequiredCommon App personal essay requiredCollege question: 2 requiredThrough the writing supplement, questions will be asked to better understand your background and personal experiences, your ideal academic pathway and areas of interest, how you came to learn about Lehigh and why you chose to apply, if you have personal or family connections to the university, supplemental questions and an affirmation of your awareness and affirmation of Lehigh’s Principles of Our Equitable CommunityLehigh’s writing supplement asks you to explain your academic interests, why you chose Lehigh, and how you will uniquely contribute to its community and mission to "Inspire the Future Makers."Other deadline information: Lehigh has two rounds of binding Early Decision, as well as Regular Decision and Transfer application opportunities. Financial Aid deadlines are similar, with the Early Decision I and II deadlines being the same as the admissions application deadline. Financial aid applications must be received by January 1, 2025 for non-US citizens and January 15, 2025 for US citizens and permanent residents applying for Regular Decision.Students interested in applying for the Soaring Together Scholarship Program will need to submit their scholarship materials by February 1, 2025. Applicants intending to apply for a Performing Arts Scholarship in music or theatre should be aware of the January 10, 2025 deadline for those additional materials. ABET-accreditedCircuit DesignerEmbedded Systems EngineerNetwork EngineerRobotics EngineerBiomedical Device EngineerCommunications EngineerIndustrial Automation Specialist
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