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Is university of Westminster good for software engineering?

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I'm planning to join university of Westminster for my bachelor's degree in software engineering.
Is the degree offered by Westminster good or bad?
actually i like to find a job in USA, so how's the recognition for Westminster in USA
Jan 10 '14 #1
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