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Campuses: Fremont (510) 574-1100, Fresno (559) 439-8595,
Sacramento (Elk Grove) (916) 478-2847
Centers: Bakersfield (661) 833-7120, Daly City (650) 991-3520,
Oakland (510) 267-1340, San Jose (408) 571-3760
Program availability varies by location
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DeVry University, one of North America’s largest
degree-granting higher education institutions in
technology, science, business and the arts, has
been providing high-quality, career-focused
education in California since 1983. As of fall
2010, more than 13,200 students were enrolled at
DeVry University in California. Our five colleges
are:
College of Business & Management,
College of Engineering & Information Sciences,
College of Health Sciences,
College of Liberal Arts & Sciences, and
College of Media Arts & Technology. Take
courses onsite, online or both. DeVry University
Fremont Campus is located at 6600 Dumbarton
Circle. Please call us at (510) 574-1100 or visit
DeVry.edu. DeVry University is accredited by
The Higher Learning Commission of the North
Central Association,
www.ncahlc.org. DeVry has excellent
opportunities for ICT students to transfer
community college credits toward baccalaureate
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The
Network and Communications Management
bachelor’s degree program integrates technology
and business management coursework, enabling
graduates to analyze communications needs, provide
effective networking solutions, and fill a
critical niche in business organizations.
For comprehensive consumer information, visit
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Graduates of the
Computer Information Systems bachelor’s degree
program have the training needed to design, build,
and implement software solutions that are the
driving force in every business, not-for-profit,
and government agency. These information systems
specialists and management professionals are also
relied upon to analyze existing systems and
discover new ways to optimize their performance.
You may select one of the following
specializations when pursuing your Computer
Information Systems bachelor’s degree:
Business Management,
Computer Forensics,
Database Management,
Enterprise Computing,
Health Information Systems,
Information Systems Security,
Systems Analysis and Integration,
Web Development and Administration or
Web Game Programming. Or customize with the
Flex Option.
For comprehensive consumer information, visit
devry.edu/bcis
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The
Multimedia Design & Development bachelor’s
degree program provides the skills and training
necessary to create and distribute web-enabled and
other digital media. Industry standard and
innovative new software is used to create
application projects. The curriculum provides
areas of specialization that address contemporary
needs and interests in
Graphic & Multimedia Design,
Graphics & Multimedia Management,
Web Design and Development or
Web Game Programming. A foundation is provided
for the specialized tracks by coursework covering
multimedia standards, the graphics business and
emerging technologies.
For comprehensive consumer information, visit
devry.edu/bmdd.
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The
Game and Simulation Programming bachelor’s
degree program focuses on mastering programming
languages, visual design principles, and software
methods used in the development of video games,
modeling and simulation software, corporate
training applications, and more. Some of the
positions graduates of this degree program may
hold, include artificial intelligence programmer,
game programmer or quality assurance application
programmer.
For comprehensive consumer information, visit
devry.edu/bgsp.
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The
Computer Engineering Technology bachelor’s
degree program provides design and implementation
training to produce software and hardware that
makes downloading music, playing games, banking
and more, possible. You can obtain the skills to
design and implement the software and hardware
that makes advanced electronics such as MP3
players, cell phones, and defense-related
equipment possible. These technical professionals,
such as software and sales engineers, work in
research, manufacturing, medical, communications,
security, and consumer products markets.
For comprehensive consumer information, visit
devry.edu/bcet.
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The
Electronics Engineering Technology degree
program provides the skills necessary to build and
maintain the components that drive electronics,
including high-tech devices, such as personal
computers and tablet technology. These technical
professionals, such as application engineers and
electronic technicians, work in a variety of
industries and are in demand.
For comprehensive consumer information, visit
devry.edu/beet.
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