Bachelor of Computer Information Systems with Specializations in Computer Forensics Devry University - Chicago Loop Campus, USA

Learn to use your love of technology to move business forward by earning a Bachelor’s in Computer Information Systems from DeVry University. Our program covers topics such as information security, web application development and database management. This program is built with our Tech Core curriculum, which focuses on hands-on learning to prepare you with the foundation in technology and the refined tech skills that you can put to work.

Get to Know Our Bachelor's in Computer Information Systems
Our Bachelor’s in Computer Information Systems teaches programming languages like Python, C# (C Sharp) and Java. You’ll learn what it takes to write programs, update and expand existing programs, debug programs and create and test code in an industry standard integrated development environment. Best of all, our knowledgeable professors provide hands-on experience in developing, coding, implementing and testing software and hardware for a variety of real-world applications.

Are you ready to gather evidence and catch cyber thieves? Get started with a Bachelor’s Degree with a Specialization in Computer Forensics from DeVry University. Unlock your inner tech detective as you develop stronger deductive and inductive reasoning skills to formulate and test theories about how cybercrimes were committed.

This program is anchored with Tech Core, curriculum specifically designed to arm you with a foundation in technology. You’ll get hands-on learning in Engineering Technology, Information Technology and Software and Information Systems and build relevant skills you can put to work tomorrow.

Get to Know Our Computer Forensics Degree Specialization
Computer forensics investigators help identify and prosecute cybercriminals by recovering and analyzing data from cyberattacks. In our Bachelor’s Degree with a Specialization in Computer Forensics program, you’ll gain an understanding of leading computer forensic software applications and the laws and ethics that affect digital evidence. The Computer Forensics Specialization will also teach you how to recover and gather evidence from viruses and information security breaches that could be encrypted or destroyed—such as erased files and emails—and how to prepare reports that may be used in court.