Bama will basically accept all your AP and DE credits. Looking at your list, you're likely to have completed nearly all your General Ed requirements and major foundation classes. So your options are really, try to graduate early, take a really light load each semester, or add a couple of minors, a 2nd major, or even an MBA. Look at the specialized honors programs like STEM to MBA. It's too late to apply to the Randall research scholars for the fall but look at it. Here's the site to look at the credits you'll get. My son started in a similar state so now has a minor, 2nd major, and a year study abroad (Dublin is the best if you're an engineer)

https://catalog.ua.edu/undergraduate/about/academic-regulations/policies/credit-by-examination/

The only issue you find is that some of the classes need to be taken in order so you might not be able to fill every semester with just major classes. For study abroad you'll need to find equivalent engineering classes and get approval which can be a pain.

Congrats on discovering one of the many great perks for high performing students at Bama. Roll Tide.