The Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering at Lewis University is designed for aspiring innovators who are passionate about the intersection of hardware and software. You will delve into the fundamental principles that govern computing, from the microprocessors powering our devices to the complex integrated systems that form the backbone of modern technology. This interdisciplinary program, combining electrical engineering, computer science, mathematics, and physics, prepares you to tackle the challenges of designing, optimizing, and creating the next generation of computing devices and systems. If you are driven to understand how technology works at its core and eager to contribute to its advancement, this degree is your pathway.
You will study on campus full-time over four years, engaging with a curriculum that includes foundational engineering courses, core computer engineering subjects, and specialized electives. Through hands-on laboratory work and a capstone senior project, you will develop practical skills in areas such as logic design, computer architecture, and hardware-software systems integration. The program also emphasizes advanced writing and research through your senior project, ensuring you graduate with a comprehensive skill set. You will be prepared for diverse career opportunities in hardware design, embedded systems, software development, and systems engineering within the technology sector.