Combine your passions for computer science and problem-solving with a bachelor's degree in software engineering from Michigan Tech. Take what you're learning in the classroom into co-ops, internships, ...

Who is the Master's in Software Engineering for? Drexel’s College of Computing & Informatics' Master of Science in Software Engineering (MSSE) is designed for students who hold a four-year bachelor's ...

Drexel’s Software Engineering (BSSE) degree students learn to design and build reliable, high-quality software products. Software engineering majors tend to be good at solving problems and writing ...

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Workers enrolled in IBM’s software engineering apprenticeship program can now get college credit for their labor, turning 12 months of on-the-job training into roughly three semesters’ worth of ...

Bjarne Stroustrup, the creator of the C++ programming language, once said that "our civilization runs on software." This statement is impressively backed by reality, in which software controls a huge ...

The online Master of Science in Software Engineering will mold the next generation of software professionals to help meet society’s need for skilled software engineers and entrepreneurs. Students will ...

The Office of Career Services and Cooperative Education should be your first stop when preparing for your co-op jobs. They offer a variety of services, including: Housing: If applicable, contact ...

The top 10 growing engineering fields like AI, Cybersecurity, and Renewable Energy offer high demand and competitive earnings by integrating computer science, data, and sustainability to solve global ...

“We are delighted to be able to share our successful National Software Academy model with Wyoming, and we look forward to strengthening our relationship with further collaborative initiatives in the ...

Richard Taylor (CompSci MS’76, PhD’80) has had an undeniably impressive career as an academic. But when he’s introduced, people sometimes don’t recognize his name – until the introducer mentions one ...