Computing Technologies

As an integral part of a modern land-grant university, the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering is mobilizing and developing computing technologies to serve our communities. This includes imagining ways to extend benefits of existing technologies to underserved populations in both rural and urban areas and creating entirely new technological solutions for fundamental problems.

Research expertise

Areas include cybersecurity, high-assurance software, cyber-physical systems, sensors, computing engineering, and data science and artificial intelligence.

Research centers and labs

• Center for Artificial Intelligence and Data Science
• Center for Information and Systems Assurance

Impact of our work

• Improving the intelligence behind AI
• Undergraduates partner with Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation on renewable energy solutions
• Kansas farmers compete for bragging rights in a competition led by K-State scientists
• K-State engineer leading machine learning study to make chemical synthesis, advanced material discoveries more efficient
• Point-of-care printing, soil sensors and advanced manufacturing: K-State drives next-gen tech
• Cyber Pipeline teacher training brings computer science education to Kansas high schools

• Through K‑State 105, Technology Development Institute helps revitalize rural buildings