BSc in Computer Engineering in Logan United States | Utah State University

The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering ranks among the top 100 academic departments nationwide, as recognized by U.S. News & World Report. Graduates enjoy near-perfect employment rates and some of the most competitive starting salaries across all degree programs. Computer engineering focuses on developing both software and hardware, expanding upon fundamental electronics and circuitry principles. Professionals in this field create and construct computing systems, ranging from personal computers to supercomputers, as well as integrated systems found in vehicles, aircraft, household devices, electronics, mobile phones, and communication infrastructure.Unlike computer science, which emphasizes theoretical computational concepts and programming, computer engineering takes a more applied approach. It also differs from electrical engineering by providing specialized training for advanced computer engineering roles, whereas electrical engineering covers a wider scope. Both disciplines, however, incorporate substantial programming components and require strong electrical engineering fundamentals.
This computer engineering program holds accreditation from the EAC Accreditation Commission of ABET.
Combined Undergraduate/Graduate Program:
The department provides an accelerated bachelor's/master's option, enabling Utah State University engineering students to enroll in graduate-level courses during their final undergraduate year and complete both degree requirements within a two-year timeframe.