LEARN TO DEVELOP SOFTWARE AND APPS.
If you want to develop software applications and programs that businesses and consumers use every day, consider an Associate Degree in Information Technology and Networking with a Specialization in Information Systems and Programming from DeVry University. You can earn pursue this program online or in a hybrid format, and you’ll get the flexibility to complete your work on your schedule. What’s more, this program is anchored with Tech Core curriculum, so you’ll get a solid foundation in technology skills and leave better prepared for today’s Internet of Things (IoT) economy.
GET TO KNOW OUR INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND PROGRAMMING SPECIALIZATION.
Our associate degree specialization in Information Systems and Programming helps you learn to write code, produce software programs and develop apps using industry-recognized programming languages. You’ll also develop skills in operating systems, hardware, connectivity and security―giving you a strong base in engineering technology, IT and information systems.
Choose to specialize in Information Systems and Programming when you earn an Associate Degree in Information Technology and Networking.
Classes Start Every 8 Weeks
Earn your Associate Degree in Information Technology and Networking with Information Systems and Programming Specialization in as little as 1 year + 4 months*—or even more quickly with qualifying transfer credits.
*Not including breaks. Assumes year-round, full-time enrollment.
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OUR INVESTMENT IN A MORE POWERFUL YOU
COMPLIMENTARY LAPTOP
As a new student, you’ll get a complimentary laptop as part of your technology program1. It’s our way of investing in your education—and you.
It’s portable so you can take it anywhere, powerful enough to run robust applications, and best of all, you can use it for all your classes to optimize your DeVry experience.
PORTABLE IOT KIT
Simulate the Internet of Things (IoT) wherever you are with your Portable IoT Kit, designed to give you hands-on experience and confidence working with real IoT technologies.
With the full complement of microprocessors and sensors in your kit, you’ll build elementary IoT devices, integrate them into cloud-based server systems and develop skills needed for today’s IoT economy.
CERTIFICATION EXAM REIMBURSEMENT
Our Tech programs are designed with industry-recognized certifications in mind. Qualified students may receive up to a $300 reimbursement for the cost of one exam attempt across a wide range of certifications:
- Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) and Certified Entry Network Technician (CCENT)
- CompTIA A+ Technician, Network+, Security+ and IT Fundamentals+
- Microsoft Technology Associate
Others may be applicable as well. Speak with your professor for more info.
What You'll Learn
The Information Systems and Programming Specialization covers the following:
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Digital Devices and Sensors in the IoT EcosystemLearn the fundamentals of network design, security, and management best practices related to the Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem. -
Communicate Methods and FindingsLearn to communicate the rationale behind research methods and recommendations while presenting performance objectives, issues and solutions. -
Complex Problem SolvingApply critical and analytical thinking to identify complex problems, evaluate options and implement solutions. -
Menu-driven ProgramsExplore universal aspects of database systems that are common across programming languages, operating systems, or application types. Learn to code and execute programs and routines that create, insert, update, and delete data.
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Design Solutions for Technology-driven ProblemsDevelop problem-solving skills to develop business solutions based upon networking, computing, and electronic devices. -
Small Enterprise NetworksProduce, secure, operate and troubleshoot small enterprise networks by gaining an understanding of the underlying technology of networks and the Internet. Learn networking basics such as the OSI and TCP/IP models, protocols, routers, switches, small network configuration, troubleshooting, and network security. -
Apply Knowledge of Math and Science Principles through ProgrammingApply knowledge of math and science principles through programming to solve well-defined technology problems. C++.Net is the primary programming language used. -
Operating SystemsLearn to install and configure operating systems using Command Line Interface (CLI). Gain command-line-interface (CLI) knowledge and configure local and wide area networks with routers. -
Normalized DatabasesLearn about library creation, primary key selection, column identification, defining relationships, normalization, data indexing and storage, and query languages for databases and data warehouses. -
System, Component and or Process DesignDesign systems, components, or processes for broadly defined engineering technology problems. -
Data AnalysisLearn to draw conclusions by finding patterns and relationships in numerical data with tools used for statistical analysis and decision-making in business. -
Experimenting, Measuring and Analyzing Results from TestsConduct standard tests and measurements; conduct, analyze, and interpret experiments; and apply experimental results to improve processes. -
Develop Applications with C#, .NET, Visual Studio and SQL -
Collaborate in Dynamic Work EnvironmentsLearn to collaborate with colleagues in varying locations and environments to coordinate and share information. -
Multiple Table SystemsCreate multiple table systems by learning about library creation, primary key selection, column identification, defining relationships, normalization, data indexing and storage, and query languages.
Every Course Counts
If you choose to continue your education, your credits can apply to your bachelor's degree, saving you time and money.
Career Opportunities
Graduates with our Information Systems and Programming Specialization may consider, but are not limited to, the following careers:
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Applications Programmer Analyst
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Computer Network Support Specialist
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Computer Systems
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Data Warehouse Specialist
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Systems Programmer Analyst
Program-Specific Courses
| CEIS299 | Careers and Technology |
Specialized Courses
| CEIS236 | Database Systems and Programming Fundamentals |
| CIS170C | Programming with Lab |
| CIS247C | Object-Oriented Programming with Lab |
Tech Core Courses
| CEIS101 | Introduction to Technology and Information Systems |
| CEIS106 | Introduction to Operating Systems |
| CEIS110 | Introduction to Programming |
| CEIS114 | Introduction to Digital Devices |
| NETW190 | Fundamentals of Information Technology and Networking I |
| NETW200 | Fundamentals of Information Technology and Networking II |
| SEC285 | Fundamentals of Information Security |
ESSENTIALS COURSES
Communication skills
| ENGL112 | Composition |
| SPCH275 | Public Speaking |
Humanities
| ETHC232 | Ethical and Legal Issues in the Professions |
Social Sciences
| SOCS185 | Culture and Society |
Mathematics and Natural Sciences
| MATH114 | Algebra for College Students |
| PHYS204 | Applied Physics with Lab |
Personal and Professional Development
| CARD205 | Career Development |
| COLL148 | Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving |
Build Skills With Stackable Degrees.
Earn a Credential at Every Step.
You don’t have to wait four years to show a credential on your resume. At DeVry, several programs are designed to stack.
- Start with a shorter credential that takes less time so it’s more affordable
- Flexible online and on-site classes build your professional skills right away
- Every course counts toward the next degree level2
How Do Credentials Stack?
Here's an example: When you earn an Associate Degree in Information Technology and Networking, every course you completed in the program applies to your Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technology and Networking. Build your confidence – and your resume – when you start your journey at DeVry.
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1As part of this program, one complimentary laptop is provided to students enrolled in the Associate in Information Technology and Networking, Bachelor’s in Information Technology and Networking, Bachelor’s in Software Development, Bachelor’s in Electronics Engineering Technology/Engineering Technology – Electronics and Bachelor’s in Computer Information Systems. The laptop is issued during the student’s second session. Certain restrictions apply.
2For the AITN program, in the Automation and Electronic Systems specialization every course counts towards the Bachelor’s in Electronics Engineering Technology and Bachelor’s in Engineering Technology-Electronics, in the Network Systems Administration specialization every course counts towards the Bachelor’s in Information Technology and Networking, in the Information Systems and Programming specialization every course counts towards the Bachelor’s in Software Development and the Bachelor’s in Computer Information Systems.
**The figures displayed represent the minimum credit hours required for graduation. Additional coursework may be necessary to complete program requirements.
All students enrolled in site-based programs will be required to take some coursework online and, for some programs and locations, a substantial portion of the program may be required to be completed online.
