Computer engineering fills the gap between electrical engineering and computer science. It specializes in the design of digital hardware and the necessary software to run it. Computer engineering degrees are accredited by ABET, and the professional society of computer engineering - the IEEE Computer Society - also provides curricular recommendations. Computer engineers can obtain a non-signatory professional engineering (PE) license. Only a bachelor’s degree is required, though a master’s degree provides significant salary benefits. Computer engineering is a significant field for Texas. Since 2018. the market for computer engineers in Texas has more than doubled, from 2,170 to 4,670. Texas has the 2nd largest market for computer engineers in the U.S. after California, and it is currently the fastest growing computer engineering market in the US. Dallas-Fort Worth is the 5th largest city market in the US, ahead of even much larger cities like NYC. The average salary of a computer engineer according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics is $119,560 per year, the second highest engineering disciple (after petroleum engineering). This degree option helps our students obtain excellent, in-demand jobs.
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