RIT's software engineering degree encompasses technical issues affecting software architecture, design, and implementation, as well as process issues.<br>Software engineering uses principles of both engineering design and computer science to develop, test, deploy, maintain, and repair software applications and computer systems. As software becomes more common in everything from airplanes to appliances, there is an increasing demand for engineering professionals who can use programming languages, frameworks, and methodologies to build high-quality, cost-effective software systems.<br>The BS degree in software engineering combines traditional computer science and engineering with specialized software engineering courses. You will learn principles, methods, and techniques for the construction of complex and evolving software systems. The degree in software engineering encompasses technical issues affecting software architecture, design, and implementation, as well as process issues that address project management, planning, quality assurance, and product maintenance. <br><br>Upon graduation, you will be prepared for a career in software engineering with immediate employment and long-term professional growth in a range of software development organizations.