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The Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering at the University of Washington is delivered by the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering and is ABET-accredited. This program equips students with the skills to design, develop, and implement advanced computing systems, integrating both hardware and software expertise. Students gain a solid foundation in computing, mathematics, and science, and explore specialized areas such as AI, machine learning, security, networking, robotics, and computational biology.
The program emphasizes hands-on labs, capstone design projects, interdisciplinary teamwork, and research, while offering flexibility through electives and customization options.
Course Overview:
Computer Science Principles, AP Comp Sci, Intro to Computer Programming I, II & III, Science and Art of Digital Photography
Computer Programming, Data Programming, Intermediate Data Programming, Problem Solving for Comp Sci and Engineering, Internship
Foundations of Computing, Systems Programming, Intro to Data Management, Hardware/ Software Interface
System and Software tools, Intro to Complier Constructions, Software Engineering
Laboratory Courses: Practical, hardware-focused labs in mobile robotics, digital design, embedded systems, networking, and AI.
Capstone Design Project: Team-based project integrating hardware and software solutions to solve real-world problems.
Undergraduate Research: Opportunities to work alongside faculty on cutting-edge topics such as AI, security, robotics, and computational biology.
Student Organizations & Competitions: Involvement in hackathons, coding competitions, and engineering clubs that foster practical skills and collaboration.
Facilities: The Paul G. Allen Center and Gates Center offer high-end labs, collaboration spaces, and computing infrastructure dedicated to CSE students.
Industry Sectors: Technology, robotics, aerospace, healthcare, cybersecurity, research labs, cloud computing, and government agencies.
Top Employers: Leading tech companies, startups, government labs, and research institutions.
Further Study: Graduates pursue advanced degrees in computer engineering, computer science, AI, robotics, and related disciplines.
Professional Development: Focus on creative problem-solving, rigorous system design, effective communication, teamwork, and leadership prepares graduates for dynamic roles in the evolving tech landscape.
ABET-accredited SAT/ACT Update: The UW no longer requires SAT or ACT scores for most applicants. Homeschooled applicants and applicants who come from schools with non-standard grading practices that do not have letter or numeric grades are still required to submit SAT or ACT scores. Learn more about SAT/ACT scores.English Language Proficiency: https://admit.washington.edu/apply/freshman/how-to-apply/english-proficiency/School Report & Final Report RequiredApplication details: The freshman application is available September 1 each year. The application includes self-reporting your academic history, two essays, demographic information and your intended first-choice and second-choice major. If you plan to apply to the Honors Program, you’ll find the Honors application within the general UW application.Additional details: Additional information about yourself or your circumstances Maximum length: 200 words You are not required to write anything in this section, but you may include additional information here if something has particular significance to you. For example, you may use this space if: You have experienced personal hardships in attaining your education Your activities have been limited because of work or family obligations You have experienced unusual limitations or opportunities unique to the schools you attendedThings not required: No Common App personal essay The Common App personal essay will not be reviewed as part of your application to the University of Washington. Be sure to complete the University of Washington writing section to tell us everything you want us to know. No interviews/demonstrated interest The UW does not conduct formal interviews or consider demonstrated interest in the admission decision. No letters of recommendation We ask that you not send letters of recommendation or other supplemental materials such as drawings, CDs, DVDs, books or other portfolio type items. We will learn everything we need to know about you through your essay responses and academic history.Common App essay is optional. College questions- 2 Required & 2 Optional Questions.Hardware EngineerSoftware EngineerEmbedded Systems DeveloperRobotics EngineerSystems ArchitectAI/Machine Learning EngineerCybersecurity SpecialistNetwork Engineer
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