Frequently Asked Questions

What Kind of Program Is It?

The curriculum of DeVry University's Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems with a specialization in Business Management program combines an education in business information systems concepts and development with coursework in general business practices and principles. In the area of specialization, students choose courses from DeVry University's Computer Information Systems program. Topics addressed in these courses include programming, systems development, web development, systems architecture, and systems analysis. A required senior project allows students the opportunity to work in teams and apply methods and concepts studied throughout the program to the development of an integrative, applications-based project.

What Are the Prerequisites?

Before you enroll in a DeVry University degree program, you may need to satisfy minimum requirements before beginning the program, including having already earned a high school diploma or equivalent. Prospective students of the Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems with a specialization in Business Management program should have strong communication, organizational, and problem solving skills along with knowledge of basic computer functions.

What Are the Course Requirements?

DeVry University's Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems with a specialization in Business Management program requires the completion of 124 credits. You will be taking courses addressing business and computer systems such as business technologies, data analysis, management, economics, accounting, and finance.

Business Management Course Requirement Examples could include:

• Logic and Design
• Financial Accounting
• Business and Technology
• Structured Analysis and Design

What Could I Do After I Graduate?

Career Opportunities

After completing DeVry University's Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems with a specialization in Business Management program, you could pursue entry-level or mid-management positions in various departments in almost any type of business. You could apply your management skills and technical knowledge to areas of operations, project management, information technology, human resources, or production.

Positions you could be interested in include:

• Database manager
• Database systems developer
• Software applications developer
• Information technology project coordinator

Advanced Degrees

You might decide you wish to further develop your skills after graduating from DeVry University with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems with a specialization in Business Management. If so, a master's degree program will typically provide the opportunity to study more advanced topics and theories in the field. A graduate degree might also be necessary for career advancement purposes.

Master's degree options include but are not limited to:

• Master of Science in Information Systems Management
• Master of Science in Information Technology Management
• Master of Business Administration with a specialization in Information Technology