Good Computer Engineering Colleges

California Polytechnic State University

• The program in computer engineering at Cal Poly offers students both undergraduate study toward a bachelor of science degree and the opportunity to continue into the graduate level in a number of related engineering fields. Students also must take elective coursework related to computers including graphics and multimedia, computer networks and software systems. Students take courses during four quarters rather than two semesters and finish the 192 required units in four years. During the senior year, the senior design project required of all students takes two quarters to complete.

  California Polytechnic State University

  College of Engineering

  Building 13, Room 266

  San Luis Obispo, CA 93407

  805-756-2131

  calpoly.edu

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

• The Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Indiana offers undergraduate study in computer engineering. Students in the undergraduate curriculum work toward a bachelor of science degree while completing coursework in mathematics, humanities and science. The students spend four years of coursework in fall, winter and spring semesters to complete the 195 credits required to earn their degree. Required coursework includes calculus, chemistry, physics, analog electronics, digital systems and engineering courses such as engineering design and thermal systems. The program also places an emphasis on oral and written communication skills and techniques so students are able to collaborate satisfactorily with many different personalities in the professional world.

  Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

  5500 Wabash Avenue

  Terre Haute, IN 47803

  812-877-8213

  rose-hulman.edu

Bucknell University

• Students in Bucknell University's computer engineering program must take classes in both computer science and electrical engineering. The program focuses on training in both hardware and software systems, but the curriculum's elective slots allow students to focus more on the computer science or engineering areas. Students work toward a bachelor of science degree, but the college does not offer graduate study in this area of engineering. All students must take two courses in humanities, three writing courses and two courses in social sciences among the 128 course credits required to complete the degree.

  Bucknell University

  Moore Avenue

  Lewisburg, PA 17837

  570-577-3711

  bucknell.edu