For Prospective Undergraduate Students
The IMPACT research group is excited to work with enthusiastic undergraduate students looking for research experience! To effectively engage with our systems research topics, interested undergraduate students should have taken at least one of the following courses
- ECE408/CS483 - Applied Parallel Programming
- ECE411 - Computer Organization and Design
- CS426 - Compiler Construction
or be able to demonstrate similar experience. Furthermore, undergraduates should have a
Which indicates a person can maintain good academic progress while engaging with research. Undergraduate researchers will need to receive course credit for their work by enrolling in one of
- ECE 397 - Individual Study
- ECE 496 - Senior Research Project
- CS 397- Independent Study
- CS 499 - Senior Thesis
or similar program in their department. Individual research topics in the IMPACT group may have additional prerequisites. Click here for a link to project descriptions. Interested undergraduates should send a resume and academic history to Carl Pearson (pearson@illinois.edu).