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Computer Information and Systems Science: The UDC Edge
Located in the heart of the nation’s capitol, the University of the District of Columbia is an affordable and high quality educational option, attentive to your needs and committed to your success. Our program’s emphasis on applying technical knowledge in a business context gives you a competitive edge when entering the workforce.
As a land-grant institution, UDC’s mission of service to the District of Columbia community infuses all aspects of campus life, which makes for a rich and fulfilling academic experience.
Bachelor’s Degree (BBA) in Computer Information and Systems Science
Nowadays, the backbone of a business is its technological infrastructure. Databases, software applications, networks—these are the components comprising the systems that not only make a business go, but help it succeed. Finance, human relations, procurement, marketing—all areas of business are driven by information systems that help managers make smart, informed business decisions.
But much like these systems are changing the way we do business, the systems themselves are in constant flux. The individuals charged with managing information systems must thrive on learning and change, eager to adapt in order to stay ahead.
If you are fascinated by technology and love learning new things, then the bachelor’s degree program in Computer Information and Systems Science at the University of the District of Columbia is a great match for you. Here, you will learn how to manage computer applications in business and governmental organizations, ensuring that these critical systems function in line with organizational goals.
Related:
- School of Business and Public Administration
- Learn more about applying for admissions to the Computer Information and Systems Science program
- Master’s degree in business administration (MBA)
- Bachelor’s degree in business administration (BBA)
- Apply for a scholarship in the School of Business and Public Administration [PDF]
Curriculum and Requirements in the UDC Computer Information and Systems Science Program
You must complete 127 credit hours to earn the bachelor’s degree in Computer Information and Systems Science. This includes the core requirements of the School of Business and Public Administration, in order to give you a firm grounding in the principles of business administration.
In the management of information systems program, you will learn about systems analysis and design, programming, e-commerce, network administration, database management and web development. Elective courses include:
- Introduction to e-commerce
- Introduction to telecommunications
- Computer analysis for management
- Decision support systems.
Student Organizations and Activities in the UDC Computer Information and Systems Science Program
The School of Business and Public Administration hosts chapters of Delta Mu Delta, the international college honor society in business, and Students in Free Enterprise.




