Discover the programs that will prepare you for a meaningful career and a fulfilling life. Explore our majors and undergraduate options to see how you can tailor your education to fit your passions and goals. At Luddy, your degree is more than a credential. It is a personalized journey that equips you with the skills and knowledge to shape your future.
Blend computer science, electrical engineering, and artificial intelligence in this degree. Learn computer architecture, circuit design, robotics, and more.
Master the foundations of computing and apply them to real-world problems. Choose from eight specializations and prepare for a wide range of in-demand careers today and tomorrow.
Learn the tools and techniques needed to turn data into meaningful knowledge. This collaborative program will prepare you to influence decisions in fields like the environment, business, safety, and more.
Develop technical, organizational, and communication skills to connect technology and people. You can focus your studies in one of 21 areas, including business analytics and computer security.
Become a forward-thinking engineer. This hands-on, project-based program focuses on artificial intelligence and computing. You will learn to design and build computerized devices and the systems that support them.
Study the full robotics stack, from mechanical design and electronics human-robot interaction with this degree. Choose from one of six tracks to tailor the degree to your career goals.
Use data science and computing to address business problems with this degree offered in partnership with the Kelley School of Business.
Offered in partnership with the College of Arts and Sciences and the Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies, this degree gives you a deep understanding of both the technology behind cyber and networked systems and the global social and policy issues involved.
Explore the options available at IU's urban research campus in the heart of downtown Indianapolis.
INFO I101 Introduction to Informatics and Computing is an exciting class that gives students a hands-on approach to understanding and using technology. This course teaches basic concepts in the field of Informatics and Computing. It focuses on subjects that will prepare students for more advanced coursework with the Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering.
Specific lecture topics taught include problem solving techniques, information theory, career panels, and research areas within the School. A lab component teaches basic technology skills in the areas of web design, media computation, and a basic introduction to programming.
Lecture and laboratory work together to prepare students by providing a basic foundation and general knowledge within the realm of informatics and computer science.
This course focuses on using programming to explore problems for a wide range of other disciplines. Students write programs that identify and analyze real (e.g., financial, biological, and social) data.
This course focuses on a step-by-step approach to problem solving with programs. The programs students write include several small graphical computer games.
This course introduces students to foundational engineering concepts as well as some of the concentration areas within the program through interactive lectures and hands-on activity quests.
This course covers basic principles of data and how it is interpreted and used.
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There are no prerequisites for any of the above Luddy introductory courses and they do not require prior coding experience (but it can be helpful).
No matter your major, a minor from the Luddy School can give you a valuable edge. Every company is a tech company now, and our technology-related minors are designed to help you build the skills you need to succeed.
Adding a certificate or minor from another IU school can give you valuable experience in a non-technical field you enjoy. It can also help your resume stand out. Talk with your Luddy advisor to plan your path. Then contact the undergraduate recorder’s office at the other IU school to declare your certificate or minor.
