While we can easily identify the features and benefits of the Computer Science and Engineering department, making a choice always involves a subjective element: Is the field of computing right for you? Is the CSE department the right one for you?
To answer these questions, it’s helpful to hear from others who have made decisions about computing and the department. Their needs and personal goals may help you better define your own. The videos that follow showcase the voices of CSE undergraduates, graduates, professors, and alumni. These short, two-minute clips describe how computing can change the world and change your life, demonstrating the value of a CSE education.
Power to Change the World. CSE undergraduates, graduates, alumni and faculty explain why they chose computing as their field.
Pathways in Computer Science. Computer scientists and engineers describe the varied applications for their computing knowledge (e.g., research science, neurobotics, fighting forest fires, creating textbook graphics for the blind, rural community connectivity). 
Making a Difference in the Developing World. UW Ph.D. student Yaw Anowka presents his work on information technology for the developing world and calls out the contributions of UW undergraduates and graduate students to his Open Data Kit for East African countries.
A Day in the Life. Accompany recent CSE B.S. students on tours of their work in highly collaborative, creative and challenging computing environments.
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