The bachelor’s in software engineering program at Arizona State University is ABET-accredited. ABET accreditation ensures this program meets quality standards for the software engineering industry. Take advantage of our online courses and be confident that you’ll be prepared for a successful career in software engineering. In this bachelor’s degree program, you’ll take classes that build the necessary software fundamentals in programming, math and systems management to fully understand and manage how computer systems work. You’ll learn programming languages, how to build code, software program development and important cyber security concepts.

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Build your technology skills, while preparing for engineering leadership roles using agile methodologies and formal capability maturity model integration approaches. A software engineering master’s degree concentration can make you stand out for leadership roles in today’s technology-driven work environment. You’ll gain competencies in software design, development methodologies, code-based testing and diverse programming languages.

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Take on one of today's fastest-growing fields when you pursue one of the engineering degrees online at Southern New Hampshire University.

Multiple programs in BS in Computer Science, BS in Game Programming & Development, MS in Management - Construction Management, and MBA in Engineering Management.

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The Master of Science in Network Engineering at the Lyle School provides students with a fundamental understanding of the core concepts of network engineering so they can be ready to address and embrace change. Students put these concepts into practice through extensive lab work that mimics real-world scenarios. As a result, graduates are equipped to adapt to new technology and ensure their organizations are always at the forefront of the industry.

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With three concentration options, the MSCS program positions you to shift into a specialized area of computer science. Extensive course offerings in software engineering, artificial intelligence, data analytics, and cybersecurity align with rising areas of computer science and prepare you for the next phase of your career.

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The MS in Computer Science (MSCS) program is delivered 100 percent online. Tufts University attracts students with academic or professional programming experience (or CS experience) who are inquisitive, futuristic thinkers interested in developing innovative solutions for today’s digital challenges.

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The Online M.S. in Computer Science (MSCS) is a part-time program offered in a 100% online format with both live classes and self-paced sessions. Students have the benefit of accessing learning materials, lecture notes and assignments at any time through our online course platform. Stevens designed the Online M.S. in Computer Science curriculum to align with in-demand industry skills and emerging technologies while equipping students with a strong foundation in theory and academic areas of inquiry.

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In a discipline where changing languages, tools and technologies are constant, you need a degree that can prepare you with the technical expertise and problem-solving skill set to adapt to the latest developments in computer science. Our online Master of Science in Computer Science offers you a future-focused and multidisciplinary approach to computer science in a flexible online format that suits your lifestyle. With two program tracks to choose from, intermediate and experienced computer science professionals alike can advance their understanding of the latest developments in the field.

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GCU's computer science, information technology and other technology-related degrees provide hands-on training and key competencies to enter into in-demand careers with the potential to earn a good income. Courses within these degree programs challenge students in areas such as statistics, databases and business applications, programming languages and many other interesting topics. If you are up for a challenge that could earn you a big reward, one of GCU's technology degrees may be right for you!

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Earning a bachelor’s degree in information systems is a doorway to a growing field that allows you the opportunity to work for a variety of different organizations. Companies, governments, and even ministries must have reliable, efficient, and secure technology infrastructures, and you can help them create and maintain the systems they need to operate successfully. Liberty University’s 100% online Bachelor of Science in Information Systems degree program will give you the tools and in-demand skills you need for success whether you are currently trying to enter the field for the first time or are seeking to further your career in information systems with a formal degree.

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100% online program is delivered in a flexible format that lets you study on your schedule as you meet your goals. Coursework is focused on software development, web design, data structures and more, so you’ll build valuable skills you can apply in the workplace.

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The master’s program in CS is offered online to those wishing to take the next step in understanding critical skills necessary to be competitive and successful. Coursework includes advanced programming language, detailed studies of software engineering, advanced computer networking, artificial intelligence, advanced operating systems, advanced database concepts and disaster recovery planning.

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Combined with professional experiences, the Information and Technology Management program can equip students to enter into or advance in professional roles such as project manager, systems architect, business analyst, systems analyst, systems integrator, program manager, product manager and operations manager.

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