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Bachelor's

Software Development Bachelor's Degree Program - AI and Data Analytics

DeVry University College of Engineering & Information Sciences 43 courses 120 total credits

About This Program

DeVry’s bachelor’s degree program in Software Development prepares students to design, document, create, test, secure and perform ongoing maintenance of software products. Knowledge of computing and mathematics appropriate to developing software products is applied. The curriculum is designed to help students develop software and computing skills, as well as professional, social and ethical responsibilities associated with creating and deploying software systems.

Degree Requirements

Communication Skills 12 credits
Humanities 6 credits
Social Sciences 9 credits
Mathematics and Natural Sciences 15 credits
Technology Foundations 12 credits
Program Focus 39 credits
Career Development 15 credits
AI and Data Analytics 12 credits
Total Credits 120 credits

Communication Skills

Code Course Title Credits
ENGL108 Composition with Lab 3
ENGL136 Advanced Composition 3
ENGL206 Technical Communication 3
SPCH275 Public Speaking 3
Total Communication Skills 12 credits

Humanities

Code Course Title Credits
ETHC232 Ethical and Legal Issues in the Professions 3
LAS432 Technology, Society, and Culture 3
Total Humanities 6 credits

Social Sciences

Code Course Title Credits
ECON312 Principles of Economics 3
SOCS185 Culture and Society 3
SOCS325 Environmental Sociology 3
Total Social Sciences 9 credits

Mathematics and Natural Sciences

Code Course Title Credits
MATH111 Integrated Math I 3
MATH121 Integrated Math II 3
MATH232 Discrete Math in Technology 3
TECH180 How Technology Works 3
TECH220 Data-Driven Decision-Making 3
Total Mathematics and Natural Sciences 15 credits

Technology Foundations

Code Course Title Credits
TECH101 Technology Fundamentals 3
TECH110 Coding and Scripting 3
TECH112 AI in Industry 3
TECH114 Connected Digital Devices 3
Total Technology Foundations 12 credits

Career Development

Code Course Title Credits
TECH305 Technology Career Development 3
TECH440 Technical Project Management 3
TECH460 Senior Project 3
Total Career Development 9 credits

Career Development - Technical Electives

For the Technical Electives, students select courses within the College of Engineering & Information Sciences with prefixes CEIS, CIS, ECT, NETW, SEC, SIS and TECH, provided prerequisites are met. Courses must be at the 300-level or higher. Courses within other Colleges may be applied with permission from the appropriate academic administrator. Students who meet eligibility requirements may also take the following graduate-level courses offered by the University's Keller Graduate School of Management. Eligibility requirements are outlined in the Course-Related Requirements section. Credits earned for each course also satisfy credit-hour requirements within certain Keller master's degree and graduate certificate programs. Additional information is available from student support advisors and in the Keller Graduate School of Management academic catalog. NOTE: Students selecting the General Option track should note that courses used to satisfy Technical Elective course requirements may not also be used to satisfy requirements in that track. More information is available from a student support advisor.

Code Course Title Credits
HRM587G Managing Organizational Change 3
LEAD570G Leadership in the Age of AI 3
MIS540G Innovation Through Technology 3
MIS548G AI Applications for Business 3
Total Career Development - Technical Electives 6 credits

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