Below are academic references that can help you plan your degree program. The documents below are a tools to help you plan for and manage your class schedules at Iowa State. While the tools are designed to show a four-year plan, it is easy to adjust the time frame to suit your needs. The tools on this site should be used as a supplemental method of understanding how your classes work together within your degree program. The primary method is reading the ISU Course Catalog and course descriptions. *Documents below should be determined by your catalog year.
Electives for Software Engineering
(SE, Technical, Supplemental)
General Education Requirements
(Arts & Humanities, Social Sciences)
Concurrent Programs
The Software Engineering Program at Iowa State University does not offer a graduate program but we do have partnerships for concurrent programs to allow students to get a bachelors of science in Software Engineering and a Masters in one of these options (click on each option to find out more information):
- B.S. Software Engineering & M.S. Computer Science
- B.S. Software Engineering & M.S. Artificial Intelligence
- B.S. Software Engineering & M.S. Computer Engineering
- B.S. Software Engineering & M.Engr. Computer Engineering
- B.S. Software Engineering & M.S. Cyber Security
- B.S. Software Engineering & M.Engr. Cyber Security
- B.S. Software Engineering & M.B.A. [Master of Business Administration]
- B.S. Software Engineering & M.S. Information Systems
Additional helpful websites include:
Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Graduate Programs
Computer Engineering and Cyber Security Graduate Programs
Ivy College of Business Concurrent MBA
Ivy College of Business Master of Science in Information Systems