Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer Engineering

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Computer Engineering is the application of technology in the synthesis of systems for control, computation and communication. This program focuses on the design, analysis, and application of computers and on their applications as components of systems.

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering program emphasizes problem-solving skills borne of understanding systems and their applications. Our course of study provides a thorough overview of computer engineering theory, as well as excellent training for future engineers.

This undergraduate program also builds a strong foundation for studies at the graduate level. Those who successfully complete the B.S. in Computer Engineering will be well-prepared to pursue Atlantis University's Master of Science. There is also an option to combine both undergraduate and graduate academic paths for an expedited entry into the professional realm.

The School of Engineering offers a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering that can be attained by transferring credits earned in an information technology associate's degree program (60 credit-hours) and completing the remaining prescribed major courses (additional 63 credit-hours) for a total of 123 semester-credit-hours.

Students may complete all 123 semester-credit-hours by combining core courses (105 semester-credit-hours) and prescribed major courses of a specific engineering concentration (18 semester-credit-hours). Students can either major in Software Engineering or Network Engineering.

Many graduates continue their education through the Masters in Computer Engineering program at Atlantis University. There is also a combined B.S./M.S. program that enables eligible undergraduates to complete both degrees sooner and more quickly enter the workforce.