BSc in Electrical and Computer Engineering in San Diego United States | National University

The Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering program at National University holds accreditation from ABET's Engineering Accreditation Commission (https://www.abet.org), meeting both General Criteria and specific Program Criteria for Electrical, Computer, Communications, and related engineering programs. ABET serves as a globally recognized accrediting body for applied sciences, computing, engineering, and engineering technology programs across colleges and universities. This accreditation provides assurance to potential students, employers, graduate institutions, and certification boards that the program maintains high-quality standards and prepares graduates for success in demanding technical disciplines. National University's program underwent an extensive 18-month, five-phase evaluation of its curriculum, faculty, and administration before earning this prestigious accreditation.

The Electrical and Computer Engineering curriculum encompasses hardware, software, communications, and their interrelationships. National University's program emphasizes electrical engineering principles, mathematical foundations, and their application to computer and computer-based device design. Coursework develops analytical reasoning and design capabilities across multiple domains including computer architecture, digital logic design, circuit analysis, computer networks, digital control systems, integrated circuit engineering, project management, VLSI design, digital signal processing, and embedded systems.

To earn a Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering, students must fulfill 180 quarter units, including 70.5 units of General Education requirements. Among these, 76.5 units must be upper-division coursework, with 45 units (including the senior project sequence CEE 498, CEE 499A, and CEE 499B) completed through National University.