Electronics and Computer Technology - Associate of Science
Earn your associate degree in Electronics and Computer Technology (ECT) from DeVry University and develop the skills needed to keep our wired and wireless world running at peak performance. Technology degree holders work in areas such as field service, sales and manufacturing, building, installing, testing, evaluating, and maintaining electronic systems, tools, and equipment.

• Programming Concepts
• Introduction to Networking
• Introduction to Routing
• Hardware and Software
• Electronic Systems III

Computer Engineering Technology - Bachelor of Science
Through the Computer Engineering Technology (CET) program, you'll learn how to design and implement the software and hardware that makes these technological advancements possible. In addition you have the option of earning your degree online with our bachelor's degree in Engineering Technology-Computers (ET-C). You'll have regular opportunities for collaboration and interaction with classmates. Upon graduation, you'll have the skills to create advanced electronics like iPods®, cell phones, and defense-related equipment, and work in research, manufacturing, medical, communications, security, and consumer products markets.

• Programming Environments and Java with Lab
• Microprocessor Architecture
• Data Communications and Networking
• Operating Systems
• Database System Design

Computer Information Systems - Bachelor of Science
Computer information systems specialists and management professionals design, build, and implement software solutions that are the driving force in every business, not-for-profit, and government agency. They're also relied upon to analyze existing systems and discover new ways to optimize their performance. DeVry offers 9 specializations within the Computer Information Systems degree program. Students dedicate at least 30 credit hours of their coursework to their preferred specialization. (see below for specialization descriptions)

• Introduction to Business Technology
• Logic and Design
• Architecture and Operating Systems with Lab
• Structured Analysis and Design
• Object-Oriented Analysis and Design

CIS / Business Management - Bachelor of Science
The comprehensive curriculum of this Business Management  specialization will help you broaden your business knowledge as you earn a Computer Information Systems (CIS) degree. Choose to gain competencies in project management, human resource management, or health services management. So not only will you learn how to design, build, and implement software solutions, you'll also have the business skills needed to oversee the process.

• Financial Accounting
• Introduction to Business and Technology
• Logic and Design
• Structured Analysis and Design
• Computer Applications for Business

CIS / Computer Forensics - Bachelor of Science
Computer forensics experts acquire, investigate, and report on the electronic evidence of criminal cases. This Computer Forensics specialization can help you master leading computer forensic software applications and gain an understanding of the diversity of computer crime and the laws and principals concerned with computer forensics and electronic evidence. You'll also learn how to discover data that resides in a computer system, and recover deleted, encrypted, or damaged file information. With this high-demand skill set, you'll play a key role in identifying and prosecuting criminals. Graduates of DeVry University’s Computer Information Systems program with a specialization in Computer Forensics may consider careers including: Computer / Digital Forensic Investigator at consulting firms, government agencies, law firms, police departments, and prosecutors' offices, Computer Programmer.

• Digital Crime: Evidence and Procedure
• Computer Ethics
• Digital Forensics I and II
• Information Systems Security Planning and Audit

CIS / Database Management - Bachelor of Science
Master the principles, tools, and techniques used in the design, programming, administration, and security of database management systems with a Database Management specialization. As a professional in this field, you'll be relied upon to analyze the data needs of an organization or company, and determine how to organize and store the data in logical and useful ways. You'll be able to find opportunities in a variety of in-demand, database-related, technology career fields, holding positions such as data analyst, database administrator, or database designer.

• Documenting Information
• Advanced Database with Lab
• Database Administration with Lab
• Advanced Topics in Database with Lab
• Advanced Topics in Database

In cooperation with Microsoft®, DeVry University students benefit from a catalog of MSDN® Academic Alliance tools to support gaining hands-on experience using the technology critical to their career path. As a student enrolled in DeVry University’s technology– oriented curricula, you will be able to download the software relevant to your classes at no additional cost.

CIS / Enterprise Computing - Bachelor of Science
With DeVry University's Enterprise Computing specialization, you'll gain an understanding of end-to-end systems solutions found in a modern data center, including IBM Power Systems and IBM System Z platforms. With dwindling IT resources and escalating real estate and energy costs, competing in a global economy demands the expertise to keep high volume, large-scale critical operations functioning smoothly and efficiently. That's why DeVry has partnered with IBM, their clients and business partners to develop this comprehensive Enterprise Computing curriculum. The next generation of enterprise systems experts will need to help companies and organizations leverage the superior security, availability, scalability and other operational advantages of the mainframe, including reduced power and cooling costs, as energy consumption becomes a deciding factor in the modern data center.

• Enterprise Consulting
• Advanced Database with Lab
• Enterprise System Architecture and Administration with Lab
• Enterprise System Application Development I and II with Lab
• Computers and Electronics

CIS / Health Information Systems - Bachelor of Science
DeVry University offers a degree in Computer Information Systems with a track in Health Information Systems. DeVry graduates of the program are taught to broaden their specialized healthcare applications that both improve patient care and make healthcare more efficient. With growing investment by healthcare organizations in technology and the government's growing interest in electronic health records, a degree in computer information systems that's focused in healthcare will give you some of the strongest career opportunities in today's economy.

DeVry will help you master some of the current technologies and best practices, including picture archiving and communication systems (PACS), Health Insurance Portability and Accountability ACT (HIPPA) and Health Level Seven (HL7), you will be prepared to integrate equipment as well as to develop and support electronic health records applications in hospitals and medical offices nationwide.

• Determining Compliance with Standards
• Advanced Database with Lab
• Health Information Systems I and II
• Organizational Process Analysis
• Data Privacy and Security

CIS / Information Systems Security - Bachelor of Science
This information systems security specialization will help you develop the skills you need to design an organization's security systems procedures, standards, protocols, and policies, as well as ensure that operational security is in compliance with standards, policies, and laws. With this high-demand skill set, you'll be prepared for growing opportunities in careers such as information systems auditor, information systems security analyst, information systems security officer, information technology strategic planner, and disaster recovery analyst.

• Public Safety and Security
• Business Continuity
• Data Privacy and Security
• Web Security
• Information Systems Security Planning and Audit

CIS / Systems Analysis and Integration - Bachelor of Science
CIS / Systems Analysis and Integration majors will learn how to design and develop new systems, solve challenging computer-related problems, and integrate systems to improve efficiency and effectiveness. Computer professionals with this skill set are needed in every organization. Through hands-on experience integrating systems and designing software applications, the courses in this specialized track will help you gain the knowledge and capabilities you need to excel in this growing field. You'll be prepared to ensure that an organization's information systems have the capacity, capabilities, and risk management needed to meet present and future requirements. Applicable careers include systems analyst, application architect, or application designer.

• Consulting and Assessment
• Systems Integration with Lab
• Advanced Topics in Enterprise Analysis
• Organizational Process Analysis
• Business Continuity

CIS / Web Development and Administration - Bachelor of Science
Master the skills needed to conceive, design, build, program, and manage web sites. The Web Development and Administration track offers courses in both front-end and back-end programming. Front-end includes designing the navigation and tools of a given site, while back-end entails establishing database and hardware infrastructure. Apply your advanced skills to all kinds of web applications, even complex e-commerce sites. With this technical expertise, you'll know how to incorporate the security measures necessary to protect web-based applications from external threats and safeguard customer privacy and accessibility. Graduates of DeVry University’s Computer Information Systems degree program with a specialization in Web Development and Administration may consider careers including: Applications Manager, Front-end and Back-end Developer, Web Application Developer, Web Designer, Web Master.

• Database Infrastructure
• Web Security
• Principles of E-Commerce
• Web Architecture with Lab
• Advanced Web Application Development with Lab

CIS / Web Game Programming - Bachelor of Science
If you have an interest in gaming and interactive media but math and physics are not your strong suit, a degree in Computer Information Systems with a track in Web Game Programming at DeVry University will prepare for you to use multimedia tools and techniques to create web-based games and dynamic web pages. You will also become skilled at how to integrate movie clips, sound effects, images and animations as well as develop training applications for consumer electronics and professional development.

DeVry will show you how to combine the technical and the creative side, this specialized computer information system degree will make it possible for you to pursue a passion for gaming while still being provided with a well-rounded education in application development suitable for almost any industry.

• Interactive Web Page Scripting
• Programming Multimedia for the Web with Lab
• Game Development with Lab
• Dynamic Web Site Development and Database Integration with Lab
• Multiplayer Online Game Development with Lab

Game and Simulation Programming - Bachelor of Science
DeVry's Bachelor's in Game and Simulation Programming curriculum prepares graduates to join the private and public sector game software industry in a variety of software development roles across the game programming life cycle, including programmer, software engineer and project coordinator. Applications-oriented, the program provides preparation in the math and physics of games; programming fundamentals; game design; modifications (MOD) and massively multi-player online game (MMOG) programming; two- and three-dimensional graphics programming; and simulation and game engine design. Also included is a full complement of general education courses, recommended by game industry experts as critical for well-rounded development team members.

• Introduction to Game and Simulation Development
• Practical Game Design with Lab
• Math Programming for Games
• Simulation Design and Programming
• Artificial Intelligence for Games and Simulations

Health Information Technology - Associate of Science
DeVry's CAHIIM accredited Health Information Technology program follows a curriculum based on current associate degree entry-level competencies outlined by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA). This HIT program prepares graduates to work with applications systems and manage electronic health information databases. Students will have access to up-to-date coding and chart management lab software 24/7, and the opportunity for professional practice experience, including two practicum. Graduates of this CAHIIM accredited program will be prepared to take AHIMA's national RHIT certification exam.

Graduates of the Health Information Technology Associate Degree Program will be able to:

• Perform complex clinical coding tasks
• Support healthcare data analysis and management using applications software
• Analyze and manage healthcare data
• Use principles of life sciences and information technology to implement and evaluate solutions to healthcare information technology problems

• Introduction to Health Services and Information Systems
• Health Information Fundamentals Practicum
• Legal and Regulatory Issues in Health Information
• Health Insurance and Reimbursement
• Data Applications and Healthcare Quality with Lab
• Health Information Processes with Lab

Network and Communications Management - Bachelor of Science
DeVry's Bachelor's in Network and Communications Management program integrates technology and business management coursework, enabling graduates to analyze communications needs, provide effective networking solutions and fill a critical niche in business organizations. Nearly every business depends on networks. When they go down, operations virtually cease. Network and Communications Management professionals fill that critical niche in business organizations, designing, implementing, securing and managing networks - from Ethernet-enabled voice-operated IP systems to security firewalls to next-generation network administration. With new positions opening up and older NCM workers retiring, networking promises to be the second largest job growth segment in North America for the next ten years. The program addresses designing, implementing, securing and managing networks in order to gain a technical understanding of networking data, voice and images, as well as their strategic application in business.

• Wired, Optical and Wireless Communications
• Converged Networks
• Wireless Technologies and Services
• Advanced Topics in Networking
• Advanced Network Security

Network Systems Administration - Associate of Science
DeVry's Associate in Network Systems Administration program provides students with a background in network systems administration as applied to practical business situations. Today nothing is more critical to successful business operations than effective networks. Maintaining existing systems and launching new ones is the job of a network systems administration professional. From activating accounts and security controls to installing and configuring routers and switchers to monitoring network performance and troubleshooting problems, network systems administration degree holders are prepared to work in virtually any industry that that relies on these key business systems. The program addresses installing, configuring, securing and administering network systems comprising users, shared resources and network elements, such as routers, in local and Internet-based environments.

• Introduction to Networking with Lab
• Introduction to Routing with Lab
• Introduction to Switching with Lab
• Voice/VoIP Administration
• Network Operating Systems - Windows and UNIX, with Lab

Technical Management - Bachelor of Science
To meet the special needs of adult students, DeVry developed a Bachelors in Technical Management degree-completion program in Technical Management. The curriculum helps students with qualifying prior college experience add an important credential - a bachelor's degree - to their resume. The program also facilitates students' advancement to supervisory or management positions in their chosen field, enabling them to reap greater career and financial rewards. Students can choose from 19 specializations in this program.

• Data Analysis with Spreadsheets with Lab
• Introduction to Business and Technology
• Computer Applications for Business with Lab
• Principles of Management
• Project Management

Technical Management / Health Information Management -
Bachelor of Science
This CAHIIM accredited online degree program in Technical Management with a technical specialty in Health Information Management (HIM) provides the experience and knowledge students need to progress in their profession and take the RHIA certification exam. Some of the positions available with a bachelor's degree include HIM Department Director, Health Information System Manager, Chief Privacy Officer, Clinical Data Specialist, Information Security Manager and Product Marketing Specialist.

• Healthcare Data Security and Privacy
• Health Information Financial Management
• Management of Health Information Functions and Services
• Healthcare Total Quality Management
• Healthcare Statistics and Research

Web Graphic Design - Associate of Science
DeVry University offers a Associate degree in Web Graphic Design. With the dramatic growth of the Internet and exciting technological advances in the design field, web design degree holders are uniquely poised to take advantage of career opportunities in a huge variety of areas, including advertising, marketing, technical communications, publishing and training. In fact, through 2014, graphic designers are expected to have access to the most new jobs of all design professionals; and those with web design experience and programming skills will have the best opportunities. With a web design degree, you'll gain both the design and technical skills and the experience to stand out in a field where jobs are growing and competition is fierce. As you earn your associate degree in web graphic design, you'll learn to develop all types of graphic media -- web pages, marketing collateral, advertising, instructional material and multimedia projects -- through a collaborative approach. By mastering key software applications, fundamental design principles, web content management and animation, you'll be prepared to design, illustrate, compile and produce visual solutions for communications, especially for the Internet.

• Web Animation
• Instructional Design for Multimedia
• Digital Imaging Fundamentals
• Web Design
• Information Design