Out of these options, what should I major in to become a Software Engineer?

It really doesn't matter what you major in at the community college or even if you get an associates degree or any other kind of certificate from there if your main objective is to eventually transfer and major in Computer Science at a university. And since it's most often the title of the bachelors degree program, the community college will most likely not have a program called Computer Science. The main point of community college if you plan on going into computer science at a university is to just get all of the classes done that you can that will actually transfer over as credit in your computer science program at the university. To figure that out you need to meet with an advisor. Most of the time you can complete all of your lower division credit hours (around 60 total).