UNC Chapel Hill doesn't, probably because we're not an engineering school (actually, we do show up on that page for the BME program but that is a joint degree w

UNC Chapel Hill doesn't, probably because we're not an engineering school (actually, we do show up on that page for the BME program but that is a joint degree with NC State, which is). I suspect there are a few other universities in that position that have reputable CS programs but otherwise no engineering--although CS itself can be said to not be engineering, I would argue that for the 90% of CS majors wanting to get a SWE job, what they are effectively seeking is an engineering degree not a science one. Still, there isn't any expectation on the part of employees that a degree is ABET accredited, as there is for engineering. C, basic digital logic, and MIPS assembler are part of the required intro sequence here.