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SDSU Software Engineering

Software Engineering is one of three degree programs within SDSU's Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, along with Computer Science and Electrical Engineering.

Software Engineering Program

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For more information, please contact

  • Department: Dr. Dennis Helder (605) 688-4526
  • Undergraduate Program: Ms. Jeanette Gibbons (605) 688-5717


  • App Extravaganza

    In 1983 the Casio PF-15115-36 was the first PDA ever created. A quarter of a century later we can hardly imagine life without PDAs such as the Blackberry and iPhone. Of course over the years the functionality of these devices has greatly increased and opened the door for lots of little applications. CBS Sunday Morning has now taken a look into these apps and their great importance in our everyday lives. Check out the link below.

    The App Revolution Will be Mobilized

    Take the fast track to your successful future!

    According to the Winter 2006 Salary Report from the National Association of Colleges and Employers, the average starting salary of undergraduate computer science graduates was $50K, and the average starting salary of Master's degree computer science graduates was $68K. By spending an extra year in school, you may increase your starting salary by 36%!

    Here's the next step!
    ...and here's the plan

    Interested in a CSC/SE double major?

    South Dakota State University has just announced a plan that allows for students to easily double major in CSC and SE. Interested in learning more? Click on the link below!

    CSC/SE Double Major

    News

    As Technology Needs Grow, One Sector Has No Shortage of Jobs

    "We're hiring as fast we can," said Platinum Solutions chief Laila Rossi, left. (By Jahi Chikwendiu -- The Washington Post)
    By Kim Hart
    Monday, July 13, 2009

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    It looks like a bright future for CS/SE majors!
    SDSU Program Design Competion 2008

    Thirteen teams of high school students showcased their computer skills at this year's competition. According to Dr. Lim, "You all did a wonderful job. I thought it might be too hard, but you proved me wrong. Congratulations on a job well done."

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