Web Design and Engineering students, Amanda Holl, Tracey Acosta, and Paige Rogalski, pose with faculty advisor, Darren Atkinson after winning their 2015 Senior Design session for their project "Code Girl," a web-based application that allows girls aged 5 to 8 to create their own avatar doll and unlock accessories by successfully completing challenges using a visual coding editor.
Students must also complete the University Core Curriculum requirements for a Bachelor of Science degree in the engineering school and sufficient electives for a total of 175 units.
Web Design and Engineering
- ENGR 1 — Introduction to Engineering
- COEN 10 — Introduction to Programming
- COEN 11 — Advanced Programming
- COEN 12 — Abstract Data Types and Data Structures
- COEN 60 — Introduction to Web Technologies
- COEN 146 — Computer Networks
- COEN 161 — Web Programming I
- COEN 162 — Web Infrastructure
- COEN 163 — Web Usability
- COEN 164 — Web Programming II
- COEN 169 — Web Information Management
- COEN 174 — Software Engineering
- COEN 194 (or ENGR 194), 195 (or ENGR 195, 196 (or ENGR 196) — Design Project I, II, III
COEN 10 (Introduction to Programming) may be waived by demonstrating equivalent programming proficiency, such as by having AP credit or by passing the department’s programming diagnostic exam.
Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
- ENGL 181
- ARTS 74 or 174 — Computer Imaging
- ARTS 75 or 175 — Graphic Design
- ARTS 177 — Website Graphic Design
- COMM 50 — Media and Technology Studies
- COMM 12 — Technology and Communication
- COMM 30 — Intro to Digital Filmmaking
- SOCI 49 or 149 — Computers, the Internet, and Society
Mathematics and Natural Sciences
- MATH 11, 12, 13, 14 — Calculus and Analytic Geometry I, II, III, and IV
- AMTH 108 — Probability and Statistics
- Natural Science — Any course from the list approved by the University Core (here).
Educational Enrichment Electives
Same as for the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Engineering.
