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The Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering at NYU Tandon School of Engineering is a rigorous, ABET-accredited program that combines hardware and software design with emerging technologies. The curriculum provides a solid foundation in electronics, communications, control systems, and computer programming, while offering specialized electives in cybersecurity, nanoscale circuit design, parallel computers, image processing, biomedical instrumentation, web search engines, wireless and peer-to-peer networks, System-on-a-Chip (SoC), VLSI, and game development.
Students benefit from exposure to real-world industry applications, participation in sponsored research at the Center for Advanced Technology in Telecommunications (CATT) and the Offensive Security, Incident Response, and Internet Security Lab, and mentorship from alumni and instructors with extensive industry experience.
Course Overview:
Year 1: Calculus I, Introduction to Programming & Problem Solving, Engineering Forum, Expository Writing, General Education Elective, Calculus II, Data Structures and Algorithms, General Physics I and Lab
Year 2: Linear Algebra and Differential Equations, Object Oriented Programming, General Physics II and Lab, Electric Circuits and Systems, Multivariable Calculus, Computer Architecture, Fundamentals of Electric Circuits and Electronics, General Education Elective
Year 3: Signals and Systems, Electronics I, Operating Systems, General Education Elective, Microprocessors and Lab, Electronics II, Computer Organization
Year 4: Communication Systems, Senior Design Project I, Computer Engineering Elective, General Education Elective, Control Systems, Senior Design Project II, Computer Engineering Elective, Free Elective
Internships: NYU Tandon students intern at leading organizations such as Northrop Grumman, AWS, NYU IT, Boeing, Walmart, HBO Max/WarnerMedia, PwC, and more, in roles like systems engineering, product engineering, data engineering, and project management. Students may complete up to two internships for credit.
Industry Partnerships: The Tandon Career Hub and Future Labs offer direct connections to startups and established companies in New York City’s vibrant tech ecosystem.
Capstone Design Project: A two-semester senior design project where students collaboratively solve real-world engineering problems.
Undergraduate Research: Opportunities in faculty-led labs, the Vertically Integrated Projects (VIP) program, CATT, and the Offensive Security Lab, often leading to publications and conference presentations.
Alumni Engagement: Continuous interaction with alumni and industry experts enriches student learning and networking opportunities.
Graduate Careers: Embedded Systems Engineer, Software Developer, Hardware Design Engineer, Cybersecurity Analyst, Systems Architect, Robotics Engineer, Telecommunications Engineer.
Industry Sectors: Technology, defense, aerospace, finance, fintech, healthcare, biomedical engineering, telecommunications, startups, research and development.
Further Study: Graduates often pursue MS or PhD programs in computer engineering, electrical engineering, computer science, and related fields, at NYU or other top universities.
Professional Growth: The program builds leadership, project management, and entrepreneurial skills, preparing graduates for advancement into management, consulting, or startup environments.
Research & Innovation: Students involved in research and capstone projects frequently continue in R&D roles, contributing to advancements in AI, cybersecurity, IoT, and emerging technologies.
Deadline details: All NYU applicants who wish to be considered for financial aid must complete the CSS Profile (and a CSS Profile for your noncustodial parent or waiver request form, if applicable) by our deadlines. Those applying to our campuses in New York and/or Shanghai should also complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid by our deadlines, if they are eligible to do so, in order to be considered for all forms of aid. Be sure to visit our website for more information on the financial aid application process.SAT/ACT Update: NYU will continue to remain test-optional. SAT code: 2562., ACT Code: 2838. We will superscore results across multiple test dates for the SAT and ACT.AP Update: If you wish to apply with 3 AP exam results, we require one from a Humanities exam, one from a Math or Science exam, and one from an exam of your choice. For Stern and Tandon, one of the exams must be in Math (Precalculus, AP Calculus AB, BC or Statistics). These exams must have been taken prior to your date of application.IB Update: If you wish to apply with 3 AP exam results, we require one from a Humanities exam, one from a Math or Science exam, and one from an exam of your choice. For Stern and Tandon, one of the exams must be in Math (Precalculus, AP Calculus AB, BC or Statistics). These exams must have been taken prior to your date of application.GCE A Level Update: Stern or Tandon applicants are encouraged to take A-Level Mathematics.Other Examination Boards: We accept many international exams as standardized testing. For details, visit our International Qualifications Tool. Predicted results are accepted, but final exam scores are required for enrolled students where applicable.AP Exam Categories: AP Exam Categories Humanities: English Language & Literature, European & U.S. History, World History, Spanish Literature & Culture, African American Studies, Math & Science: Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Calculus AB/BC, Precalculus, Statistics, Computer Science A & Principles, Physics 1, 2, B, C (E&M & Mechanics)English Language Proficiency: TOEFL iBT (in-person or Home Edition), Duolingo English Test, IELTS Academic, PTE Academic (in-person only), Cambridge C1 Advanced or C2 Proficiency, iTEP Academic-Plus (in-person or online) accepted. TOEFL Essentials, PTE Academic Online, or TOEFL iBT "My Best" scores not acceptedTOEFL iBT: 100+, Duolingo: 135+, IELTS: 7.5+, PTE Academic: 70+, Cambridge: 191+, & iTEP: 4.5+.School Report & Final Report RequiredNYU requires one letter of recommendation from a teacher, counselor, coach, supervisor, or anyone else in a position of authorityIn addition to the Common Application, all students applying to NYU will be required to provide the Self-Reported Academic Record (SRAR). To complete the SRAR, you will need to have a copy of your high school transcript. The SRAR is free and should take roughly an hour to complete. You will receive a link on your NYU portal to login to SRAR a few days after application submission.Common App personal essay requiredCollege questions: 1 Optional Question; Depending on your answers to some questions, you will be required to complete writing questions.This college does not use a writing supplement for any additional writing requirements.ABET-accreditedMicrochip DesignerComputer Graphics EngineerEmbedded Systems DeveloperSoftware EngineerSystems EngineerCybersecurity AnalystBiomedical Systems EngineerNetwork EngineerResearch ScientistIT ConsultantProject ManagerEntrepreneur
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