Discover three schools with ABET-accredited online computer engineering degrees. Compare course offerings, tuition rates and program delivery options.

A computer engineering master’s helps you develop in-depth knowledge of subjects like computer networks and communications principles, hardware, software and computer architecture.

Active areas of research in Electrical and Computer Engineering include cybersecurity, computer systems, network science, big data sciences, machine learning, computational imaging, bioengineering, ...

Tech grads struggle to land software engineering jobs in an increasingly competitive market shaped by changing industry ...

Computer software engineering program offers excellence at scale, promise in keeping pace with technological, systems advancements Ranked No. 10 nationally, leading-edge discipline touts faculty ...

ECE offers two accredited degree programs: Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering. ECE students maintain a strong exposure to all topics within the discipline while tailoring goals to ...

Johns Hopkins Engineering's online graduate degree programs continue to be recognized by U.S. News & World Report as among the nation's best. Multiple Engineering for Professionals (EP) programs are ...

Program Overview If advanced technologies, robotics, and computing interest you… consider a computer engineering degree. UW’s computer engineering program combines the latest teachings in electrical ...

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 ...

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 ...

Dimitris Chachlakis became the first student to be awarded the new Ph.D. in electrical and computer engineering this May from RIT. The new degree builds upon the Ph.D. in engineering, a ...

University of Washington Tacoma students in a computer engineering and systems course working with assistant teaching professor Thillainathan Logenthiran.