Engineer the Future of Technology

Notre Dame’s Computer Engineering program brings together electrical engineering and computer science to equip students with the skills to shape emerging technologies, drive innovation, and lead in computing, systems design, and intelligent systems.

Prof. Fanny Ye at the front of a busy lecture room.

Why Study Computer Engineering at Notre Dame?

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What you’ll study

Get a semester-by-semester look at the required courses, electives, and credit breakdown that guide you through the CPEG degree.

Opportunities Outside the Classroom

Computer Engineering students are involved in technical clubs, outreach groups, and study abroad programs that complement their academic experience and help shape their perspective.

Meet the Faculty

Our faculty share a commitment to excellence in education and pursuit of high-impact research and scholarship.

Why Study Computer Engineering at Notre Dame?

Notre Dame’s Computer Engineering program blends technical depth with a sense of purpose—preparing students to build technologies that serve the common good.

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What you’ll study

Get a semester-by-semester look at the required courses, electives, and credit breakdown that guide you through the CPEG degree.

Student at computer writing code

Opportunities for you outside the Classroom

Computer Engineering students are involved in technical clubs, outreach groups, and study abroad programs that complement their academic experience and help shape their perspective.

Prof. Fanny Ye at the front of a busy lecture room.

Meet the Faculty

Our faculty share a commitment to excellence in education and pursuit of high-impact research and scholarship.

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Spotlight on Research in Computer Science and Engineering

Fighting the Spread of Misinformation Online

In collaboration with DARPA, the research division of the U.S. Department of Defense, computer science and engineering Professor Tim Weninger is working to combat the spread of misinformation online.

“The scary thing about the age of social media is the speed and the scale of how information spreads. . . . This is a technology problem. Engineers helped create it, but we can also help solve it. And we must. Because the future of our democracy and our society depend on it.”

 

Fighting the Spread of Misinformation Online