Blend computer science, electrical engineering, and artificial intelligence to prepare for dynamic careers in engineering. From day one, you'll work directly with expert faculty in world-class facilities as you design next-generation answers.
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Our B.S. in Computer Engineering program imparts the fundamental principles of computer science and electrical engineering to prepare you for a career or further education in your chosen field.
As demand for leaders and innovators in the computer engineering profession continues to grow, IU Luddy is rising to meet those demands. With support from the Luddy School’s expertise in high-performance computing, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and cutting-edge technologies like quantum computing, this degree prepares you for a career in rapidly growing fields such as computing, electronics,
Whether you're designing computer hardware or developing the software systems that power it, this degree program will give you the tools and knowledge to build what's next.
The curriculum emphasizes hands-on problem-solving, culminating in a real-world capstone project that showcases your skills and readiness for a thriving engineering career.
In addition to the general education requirements, the degree has three primary elements.
Thinking about getting a master’s degree after graduating from your program? Learn more about the Luddy School’s Accelerated Master’s Programs in areas like secure computing, intelligent systems engineering, data science, and more.
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The Luddy Living Learning Center is a first-year residential community at IU Bloomington where students can connect, explore tech, and take part in exclusive trips and speaker events. It also features a makerspace with high-tech equipment just for Luddy students.
Attending the Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering is more affordable than you think. With direct-admit scholarships and federal financial aid, you can reduce the cost of earning your B.S. in Computer Engineering at IU.
You'll find many student organizations in Luddy exploring nearly every corner of information and society, from women in computing to sociotechnical ethics and more. Whatever sparks your curiosity, you'll find others who share it. And if you don't, you can create it.
