Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering: Indiana University Bloomington

we code
we analyze
we organize
we engineer
we design
we build
we invent
we connect
we program
we preserve
we create
we secure
we solve
we see

We see tomorrow

The future is all around us.

The ideas and inspiration for the next world-changing advances and life-saving solutions are everywhere.

Most people don’t see them, but we do.

We see what tomorrow can be, and we shape it every day.

Undergrad programs

Including bachelor’s degrees in computer science, informatics, and intelligent systems engineering.

Graduate programs

Many master’s and Ph.D. programs, as well as dual degrees, specializations, and certificates.

Research

Projects that cross disciplines and defy the limits of the imagination.

Jackie Youngs

B.S. in Intelligent Systems Engineering, concentration in bioengineering, premed courses at IU

Today

Using zebrafish to test epilepsy drugs in order to find an option that is both highly effective and safe for pregnant women

Tomorrow

Going to medical school, becoming a trauma surgeon, and using her engineering background to develop inventive treatments

Learn about intelligent systems engineering

Explore our departments

Computer Science

The Department of Computer Science teaches students to use computers to develop fast, scalable, and secure solutions to a range of problems—and to make incredible ideas possible.

Data Science

In the Data Science Program, students learn how to use data to solve problems, unite communities, transform industries, prevent disasters, and most importantly, improve lives.

Informatics

The Department of Informatics gives students the technical, organizational, and communications skills they need to bridge the gap between technology and the people who use it.

Information and Library Science

At the Department of Information and Library Science, students learn how to curate, organize, and disseminate information to make it more useful to local and global communities.

Intelligent Systems Engineering

Using artificial intelligence and computing, students in ISE engineer next-generation solutions through systems that gather and apply data and sense and react to their environments.

A department in the College of Arts and Sciences and part of Luddy, the Department of Statistics teaches students both theoretical principles and practical methods for drawing appropriate conclusions from data.

Garyfallidis awarded $2.6 million grant from NIH to use diffusion MRI to fight Alzheimer's Disease

Eleftherios Garyfallidis, an assistant professor of intelligent systems engineering at the Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering, has been awarded a $2.6 million grant from the National Institute of Health to develop medical data harmonization software to fight Alzheimer’s Disease. The goal is to create personalized healthcare and precision medicine resources and software.