Program Overview
Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering
Design and develop advanced digital systems.
Computer engineers use electronics, digital systems, microcontrollers, microprocessors, and programming to design, develop, synthesize, simulate, and test advanced digital and computer-based systems. The Computer Engineering program at the R.B. Annis School of Engineering strives to prepare effective and responsible graduates ready to seamlessly integrate into the diverse workforce.
Advantages
- Curriculum integrated with hands-on lab experiences to emphasize connections between fundamental engineering analysis and practical engineering design
- Curriculum runs concurrently with the project-based curriculum that hones professional skills
- Offers real-world engineering experiences through client-driven projects and national competitions
- Prepares graduates for a variety of job opportunities upon graduation including embedded and control systems, image processing, digital signal processing, defense, technology, and more
Curriculum
The Computer Engineering (CMPE) curriculum provides a strong background in core engineering and science courses with an emphasis on:
- Computer Programming
- Circuit Analysis
- Digital Systems
- Embedded Systems
- Signals and Systems
- Electronics
- Digital Design and Synthesis
- Computer Architecture
- Operating Systems
Hands-on learning opportunities are provided by a deliberate integration of extensive lab experiences with most of the courses in the curriculum. These lab courses are listed below, and take place in our electronics laboratories:
- DC Circuits
- AC Circuits
- Digital Systems
- Microcontroller Architecture and Programming
- Electronics
- Interfacing
- Digital Design and Synthesis
- Computer Architecture
Curriculum Guides
These major curriculum guides outline the different classes you will need to take as a Computer Engineering (CMPE) major. The general education guide provides a list of all the classes you need in order to fulfill UIndy’s general education requirements. The Computer Engineering guide lists all of the classes you will need to take in order to fulfill the major’s requirements. Be sure to take a look at both guides in order to get a complete picture of what classes you'll take at UIndy. Also below are the guides to obtain a minor or concentration in Computer Engineering.
- General Education Core Curriculum Guide
- Computer Engineering (CMPE) Major Curriculum Guide
- Computer Engineering (CMPE) Minor Curriculum Guide
- Computer Engineering (CMPE) Concentration Curriculum Guide
Core Computer Engineering Faculty & Staff
- Joseph B. Herzog
- Stephen Spicklemire
- Christopher Stanley
See all R.B. Annis School of Engineering Faculty and Staff
ABET Accreditation
See Computer Engineering Accreditation Information
Job Outlook
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics the mean salary for Computer Hardware Engineers is $88,630 in Indiana and the median salary is $117,220 nationally. In Indiana, Computer Hardware Engineering jobs have a 10-year projected growth of 7.3% in Indiana and 6.2% nationally.
University of Indianapolis
Overview:
University of Indianapolis is a private university located in Indianapolis, Indiana. It offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs across various disciplines, including business, education, engineering, nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, psychology, and social work. The university is known for its commitment to providing a personalized learning experience with a strong emphasis on student success.
Services Offered:
University of Indianapolis provides a comprehensive range of services to its students, including:
Academic Support:
Academic advising, tutoring, and writing lab services.Disability Services:
Support for students with disabilities.Health, Wellness & Counseling:
Counseling services, health services, and wellness programs.Housing for Students:
On-campus housing options for students.Library:
Access to a well-equipped library with extensive resources.Safety & Security:
Campus security services to ensure student safety.Stephen F. Fry Professional Edge Center:
Career development services and resources.Student Counseling Center:
Mental health counseling services.Student Life and Campus Experience:
Students at University of Indianapolis can expect a vibrant and engaging campus life with numerous opportunities for personal and professional growth. The university offers:
Campus Events:
A variety of events and activities throughout the year.Clubs & Organizations:
A wide range of student clubs and organizations to join.Fitness & Recreation:
Fitness facilities and recreational activities.Intramural Sports:
Opportunities to participate in intramural sports.Lectures & Programs:
Guest lectures and programs on various topics.Orientation:
A comprehensive orientation program for new students.Religious & Spiritual Life:
Opportunities for religious and spiritual growth.Study Abroad:
Programs for students to study abroad.Volunteer Opportunities:
Opportunities for students to volunteer in the community.Key Reasons to Study There:
Personalized Learning Experience:
Small class sizes and a focus on individual attention.Strong Faculty:
Experienced and dedicated faculty members who are committed to student success.Career Development Support:
Comprehensive career services and resources to help students prepare for their future careers.Vibrant Campus Life:
A lively and engaging campus community with numerous opportunities for involvement.Location:
Convenient location in Indianapolis, offering access to internship and job opportunities.Academic Programs:
University of Indianapolis offers a wide range of academic programs, including:
