Computer engineers are essential to the rapidly advancing technological world around us.
UW is here to help you become one! With specialty research facilities, opportunities to design your own machines, and work with notable faculty — UW ensures graduates leave with marketable skills and experience.
Tuition and Fees
Program Requirements
If advanced technologies, robotics, and computing interest you… consider a computer engineering degree. UW’s computer engineering program combines the latest teachings in electrical engineering and computer science to prepare students for careers working with cutting-edge technologies.
Students gain experience in robotics, autonomous systems, computer vision, machine learning and more!
UW’s computer engineering program is accredited by ABET, an organization that validates engineering, technology and applied science programs worldwide for their quality.
Our computer engineering faculty are highly skilled and excited to help you further your education.
Here are a few noteworthy faculty members and their specialties:
UW computer engineering graduates pursue high-achieving careers, working on new and existing technologies. Many students also receive additional education from prestigious universities.
Computer Engineering Jobs
Here are some of the computer engineering job titles that graduates have held:
Many computer engineering students go on to receive additional education and/or teach. Here are a few of the places recent graduates were accepted:
Computer engineers are key to today's and tomorrow’s technological advances. That’s why UW equips students with marketable skills and hands-on experience before graduation. Computer engineering majors are encouraged to complete projects, work with notable faculty and spend time in research labs during their education.
Access to Research Facilities
At UW, we believe hands-on experience is the best way to learn. That’s why computer engineering students are given access to these specialty facilities to develop their skills:
Computer Networks and Networking Lab
Computer Vision Lab
Distributed Computing Lab
Multi-agent systems, AI security and robotics lab
Hands-On Experience
Computer engineering students are given the opportunity to put their education to the test throughout their education. How? Labs where students use the latest technologies and make their own devices. Part-time research opportunities. And a year-long senior design course where students work with their peers to address an engineering or societal issue.
College of Engineering and Physical Sciences
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Department 3295, 1000 E. University Avenue
Laramie, WY 82071
Phone: (307) 766-2279
Email: ece@uwyo.edu
