Bachelor of Computer Engineering/MSc in Data Science in Newark United States | University of Delaware

The interdisciplinary Master of Science in Data Science (MSDS) provides combined 41 Bachelor's and MSDS programs enabling students to earn both their undergraduate degree from various departments and the MSDS within five years of full-time study. Undergraduate options span the Departments of Mathematical Sciences, Physics and Astronomy in the College of Arts and Sciences, along with Computer and Information Sciences, Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering in the College of Engineering. Students must fulfill all requirements for both degrees, with up to six credits of graduate coursework from their undergraduate major counting toward both programs.

From fitness trackers and smart appliances to computers and smartphones, digital devices have become ubiquitous. Increasingly, these devices interconnect through networks to vast cloud computing infrastructures spanning the globe.

Computer engineers don't just create hardware systems - they also develop the software that operates them and design the algorithms that power these programs.

Modern computer engineers built the foundation for our interconnected digital world. What innovations will you create as the next generation of computer engineers?

University of Delaware electrical and computer engineering alumni enjoy dynamic, fulfilling career paths. About 70-80% of Bachelor's in Computer Engineering graduates enter roles in private industry, government labs, agencies, and nonprofit research institutions. Roughly 15-20% continue their education through master's or doctoral programs, while others may pursue professional degrees in medicine, law, or business. Those obtaining advanced engineering degrees typically engage in cutting-edge research within industry or academic settings.