The bachelor of engineering in digital engineering's 127-credit degree program seeks to prepare the workforce of the future, through a curriculum based on engineering principles, computing, and artificial intelligence, and their relationships to design and implement technological innovations. The program will produce students for Industry 4.0 and equip them with the skills needed to design, fabricate, assemble, integrate hardware and software, produce innovative and intelligent system solutions to address real world problems and challenges in various domains, especially digital health, personalized medicine, bioengineering, robotics, logistics and additive manufacturing, Internet of Things (IoTs) and unmanned vehicles (mechatronics). The program employs a holistic approach to integrate engineering foundations, computer science, AI and computational sciences and expose students to the foundational knowledge and its applications using project-based learning in an immersive learning environment- supported by industry tools in partnership with Dassault Systems.