Computer Science and Information Systems (B.S.)

Powering the future with big ideas

Lay the foundation for a tech career with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and information systems from National Louis University. Develop technical skills with a curriculum ranging from web development to information security and learn how these fields integrate into multiple platforms.

We Believe in your best

Learn with us and discover who you can be with a B.S. in Computer Science and Information Systems from National Louis University.

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Business and Technology at NLU

WHERE AMBITION MEETS INNOVATION

Launch an accelerating and well-compensated career in computer science and technology, where opportunity is as limitless as ideas. With a competitive salary in an in-demand field, graduates with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and information systems are prepared for these fast-growing careers:

11%

projected growth in the field, more than 
twice as fast as the average for all jobs.

What To Expect

GET CAREER-READY in AN IN-DEMAN FIELD

Career-focused cirriculum

Get skilled in essential areas of computer science including programming, information security, web and UX design, app development and more. Our curriculum combines classroom theory with hands-on application so you can hit the ground running as you launch your career.

Credit & certification

Become eligible to sit for certification exams in high-demand skill areas as you earn college credit. This includes the Associate in Python Programming Certificate, the LPI Linux Essentials Professional Development Certificate, Cisco CCNET and Cisco CCNA Routing and Switching.

Connect & Support

Take advantage of our Advisory Board comprised of professionals from major Chicago tech companies (such as Oracle and Motorola) who help shape the program’s curriculum and serve as valuable contacts for student research and questions.

Customizable experience

Maximize your degree by adding a minor, such as Entrepreneurship or Business, and choosing between concentrations in Network and Information Security, Data Analytics, Coding and Software Development. Our classes include online, campus-based and blended courses, as well as daytime to evening classes, so you can customize your curriculum to fit your needs.

Real Questions. Straight Answers.

Still wondering if NLU’s B.S. in Computer Science and Information Systems program is right for you? Let’s address the things that matter most.

Do I need previous coding or tech experience to apply?

No. The B.S. in Computer Science and Information Systems is designed to help students build a foundation in computer science, information systems and applied technology. An Enrollment Specialist can help you understand how your background and goals align with the program.

Students build technical skills, business acumen and soft skills for careers in computing and information. Coursework explores areas such as programming, information security, web and UX design, app development, information systems and analytics.

Yes. As students earn college credit, they may become eligible to sit for certification exams in high-demand skill areas, including Python programming, Linux Essentials and Cisco networking.

Take the next step towards 
a career in computer science and information systems.

Connect with NLU to learn more about enrolling today.

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