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Computer Science and Business
The best in tech and business—exclusively for honors students
Graduate with the most in-demand tech and leadership skills through UD’s computer science and business degree, available only to students in the UD Honors College. This interdisciplinary program blends technical expertise with business strategy, teaching you to design, implement and evaluate technology solutions for real-world challenges—while considering their ethical and social impact. It’s a powerful path for honors students who want to lead in today’s evolving tech-driven industries.
AREAS OF STUDY
- Artificial intelligence
- DevOps
- Economics
- Financial analysis
- Management
- Marketing
- Programming
- Software development
CAREER OPTIONS
- Data analyst
- Business analyst
- Product manager
- Software project manager
- IT consultant
- Technology strategist
- Business intelligence analyst
What’s special about this program?
This unique STEM-designated degree combines the strengths of UD’s Lerner College of Business and Economics and the College of Engineering.
Students take smaller, more rigorous classes in both colleges while benefitting from honors-only experiences like priority registration, faculty mentorship, research opportunities and a close-knit community.
Through corporate projects and a capstone, students learn to bridge the gap between technology and business. Rising juniors and seniors can also earn academic credit, professional experience and a salary through a nine- to 12-month internship with the Lerner Co-op Program.
Get Involved
Association for Computing Machinery
Blue Hens Data Analytics Club
CS+ Social Good
Delaware Consulting Club
Entrepreneurship Club
Game Development Club
Glitch and Glam
Sample curriculum
| BUAD110 | Basics of Business |
| CISC108 | Introduction to Computer Science |
| CISC181 | Introduction to Computer Science II |
| CISC210 | Introduction to Systems Programming |
| ECON101 | Microeconomics |
| ECON103 | Macroeconomics |
| ENGL110 | First-Year Writing |
| MATH241 | Analytic Geometry and Calculus |
| MISY160 | Business Computing Fundamentals |
| Colloquium (honors) or University Breadth Course |
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| CISC355 | Computers, Ethics and Society |
| CISC375 | DevOps and Software Engineering |
| ENGL410 | Technical Writing |
| FINC311 | Principles of Finance |
| MISY305 | Information Security and Risk Management |
| MISY330 | Data Management |
| OPTM300 | Introduction to Operations Management
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| CS Theory Option; CISC 303, 304, 320 or 349 | |
| Track Course 1 | |
| Track Course 2 |
| MGMT499 | Strategic Management |
| MISY427 | Information Technology and Organizational Effectiveness |
| MISY431/CISC498 | MIS Capstone: IT Project Management or Computer Science Senior Design Project I |
| MISY432/CISC499 | MIS Capstone: Projects or Computer Science Senior Design Project II |
| PSYC100 | General Psychology |
| Creative Arts & Humanities Breadth Course | |
| Free Elective | |
| History and Cultural Change Breadth Course | |
| Track Course 3 | |
| Track Course 4 |
