The Master of Science (MS) in Electrical and Computer Engineering can prepare you for a successful career in academia or industry. The department offers two traditional MS degree plans. Both require a ...

The right double major for computer science depends on your interest and goals. A double major in engineering, mathematics, or comparable discipline supplements what you learn in a computer science ...

Computer engineering is a broad field that sits in between the hardware of electrical engineering and the software of computer science. When computer engineers design hardware, they focus on what the ...

Note: Currently all forms are in PDF format; incomplete forms will not be processed. (Very few forms are available in the department office) 4-year curriculum roadmap (spring 2021 and older) Sample ...

Prepare to bring innovation to technology. Like electrical engineering, a degree in electrical and computer engineering gives you the opportunity to work as a design, production, testing, consulting, ...

Professors: Ruth E. Davis, Yi Fang, Silvia M. B. Figueira (Regis and Dianne McKenna Professor and Department Chair), Nam Ling (Wilmot J. Nicholson Family Professor) Bachelor of Science in Computer ...

Engineering majors in the U.S. Class of 2026 are projected to earn an average starting salary of $92,873 at the master’s level, despite a 1.3% decline from last year.

You've declared a computer science major. But what about your minor? A minor adds an interdisciplinary perspective to your degree. Good minors for computer science students can be in STEM, business, ...

Computer-related roles are projected to be the second highest-paid jobs for U.S. bachelor’s graduates in 2026, with an ...

The 2021-’22 cohort of the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science and Engineering’s Startup Program flashes “W” signs for the UW. The program supports incoming undergraduates from underrepresented ...

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