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With a computer science degree from Luddy Indianapolis, you’ll learn to design and build human-centered systems that are intuitive, impactful, and built for the way people really use technology.
Our flexible approach meets you where you are—whether you're new to coding or already experienced. You’ll learn at your own pace while gaining the skills to solve real-world problems with next-generation computing.
At Luddy Indianapolis, you’ll build a strong foundation in computer science while learning to design human-centered computing systems. Start with core concepts like programming and algorithms, then customize your degree with topics like cybersecurity, software engineering, and data structures, all at your own pace.
Shape your computer science degree around your interests with flexible specialization options at Luddy Indianapolis.
The Artificial Intelligence specialization gives you the skills to create smart technologies—like recommendation systems, chatbots, autonomous tools, and decision‑making software. If you’ve ever wondered how apps predict what you’ll like or how computers recognize images and patterns, this is where you’ll learn to build those systems yourself.
In this program, you’ll explore:
You’ll work hands-on with real AI software, practice building your own intelligent systems, and learn how to design AI that’s reliable, trustworthy, and easy to understand.
By the time you finish, you’ll know how to create AI that automates tasks, improves apps, and powers data-driven solutions across fields like healthcare, business, gaming, and robotics.
The Software Engineering specialization helps you turn your interest in computers into practical, in‑demand skills. You’ll learn how today’s software is designed, built, and improved—from mobile apps to large‑scale systems used by major companies.
In this program, you’ll get hands‑on experience with:
You’ll learn how to plan, build, test, and refine software the same way professionals do. By the time you finish, you’ll be ready for careers in software development, systems design, and other high‑tech fields that are growing fast across Indiana.
Customize your degree with a minor or certificate in areas like:
Students can earn a bachelor of arts or a bachelor of science degree in computer science. Both degrees qualify students for the same types of jobs.
The Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) has a world languages requirement and an additional writing course. It also has an area of specialization that could be any minor or certificate on campus.
The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) includes calculus to prepare for certain advanced courses like deep learning and for the data science M.S. and Ph.D.
The median annual wage for computer and information research scientists was $131,490 in May 2021, notes the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The lowest 10% earned up to $74,210, and the highest 10% earned more than $208,000.
We know computer science graduates have some of the most sought-after skills of any college major. You know the skills you learn will be relevant because the Luddy Indianapolis computer science degree focuses on skills employers are seeking now.
Qualify for jobs including:
Knock out your bachelor’s and master’s in just five years—and save time and tuition while you’re at it.
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