Courses

INDUSTRIAL AND SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
Industrial Engineers figure out a better way to do things and work in a wide array of professional areas, including management, manufacturing, logistics, health systems, retail, service, and ergonomics.

GENERAL ENGINEERING
You've always had a knack for building better solutions. Your future is full of possibilities and the University of Indianapolis provides a path to those goals, whether they lead to a career in electrical, mechanical, computer, software, or industrial and systems engineering. The DesignSpine program at the R.B.

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
Software continues to get more powerful and something no one can do without. With a degree in software engineering, you can design and develop many types of software, including computer games, business applications, operating systems, network control systems, and middleware.