Computer Engineering
The computer engineering program is designed to prepare an engineer to work in both the abstract software world, where high level languages and more complexity will often provide a solution to a problem, and in the physical world, where designs are often compromises between many opposing factors.
Undergraduate degrees
Explore the world of computer hardware, computer systems, current applications and hardware programming in our undergrad computer engineering program.
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Graduate degrees and certificates
Earn a Master of Science (thesis and non-thesis options), Ph.D. and the Doctor of Engineering (DE) degree in computer engineering with our computer engineering graduate program.
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$80,246
Average starting salary
for undergraduate ECE students as of 2022-2023
$98,200
Average starting salary
for master and doctoral ECE students as of 2022-2023
Your Career in Computer Engineering
Our computer engineering program prepares engineers to compete in today's rapidly changing marketplace by providing the fundamental concepts and attributes to enable them to recognize and respond to future developments.
Careers in computer engineering
Our graduates are well-prepared to work in the private and public sectors.
Missouri S&T computer engineering graduates are employed in the private sector by several well-known corporations, including Garmin, Boeing, Caterpillar, Altec Industries, AdTran, Cerner, Motorola, Intel and Microsoft. Graduates also work in the public sector for the Naval Research Laboratory and Sandia National Laboratory. We have among the highest number of companies attend our Career Fair per graduating student of any university in the nation.
More statistics about job opportunities at S&T are available here.
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