Why do students choose computer science and computer engineering as their field? What are some of the diverse career paths that they pursue with their CSE degrees? For those who enter the software industry, what's a day in their life like?
Here's what current CSE students say about why YOU should consider Computer Science & Engineering at the University of Washington:
Outstanding Faculty
"Faculty are top-notch and some of the best in the nation."
"Caring and thoughtful faculty. In contrast with many other schools, the professors at the University of Washington are almost all actively engaged with their undergraduate students. Our professors actually enjoy answering students' questions, and I've yet to meet a professor who doesn't prefer to be addressed by first name. "
"A wonderful undergraduate research program. The large amount of CRA awards implies that we have undergrads doing good research and professors that care enough to nominate them."
"Even as an undergrad, you can do research. Real research, where you're personally writing the code for applications that will affect people's everyday lives. How cool is that?"
Great Department Community
"UW CSE is an extremely friendly place. The environment here is radically different than the stuffy, know-it-all culture you would find at some other schools. "
"Community. As a student majoring or minoring with four separate departments, I feel that I can vouch for the uniqueness of the CSE department. Each year a bit over 150 students graduate, resulting in a tightly-knit community of students. The basement labs help foster this community by providing a location for students to socialize with each other. "
Fantastic Industry Connections
"Connections with industry. Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Facebook, and other leading tech companies hire extensively from the CSE department. The software industry recognizes CSE as a leader in computer science education, and so most companies that are actively recruiting will target our university."
"There are jobs in CSE. And internships. Lots of them. (They pay well, too. :)"