Delaware Technology Colleges

University of Delaware

The University of Delaware was founded in 1743 as a small, private academy. Today, UD is research-intensive, technologically advanced institution—considered one of the nation’s few Land, Sea, and Space Grant universities and is also classified by Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching as a research university with very high research activity. The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department offers Bachelor degrees in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering.

The Computer Engineering program consists of courses in Systems and Signal Processing, Software and Computer Architecture, and Digital Circuit Design, and also elective courses in Computer Networking, Imaging and Communications, Control Theory, and many more. UD’s Department of Computer and Information Sciences offers Bachelor degrees in Computer Science and Information Systems. Majors in these programs learn crucial programming skills and build a thorough understanding in the theory and practice of computing. For more information visit www.udel.edu or call 302-831-2792.

Delaware State University

Delaware State University, previously known as, The State College for Colored Students, was founded in 1891 by the Delaware General Assembly. The College of Mathematics, Natural Sciences, and Technology at DSU offers degrees in Computer Science and Information Technology. Students in these programs not only learn essential programming and development skills, but also critical thinking, communication, and problem solving skills which will prepare students for careers in the technical field as well as management positions in business, government, and graduate fields.

Students will also benefit from DSU’s excellent faculty who are experts in numerous computer science-related fields and who are also actively engage in research projects. Additionally, students will have invaluable internship opportunities which will allow them to apply the knowledge and skills acquired through their studies to real-world experiences. To learn more visit www.desu.edu or call 302-856-5397.

Wilmington University

Wilmington College officially became a university after being approved by the Board of Trustees in 2007. Wilmington University offers a unique educational experience for high school graduates as well as adult students. Courses are offered in 15-week, 7-week, and weekend modular formats, and although the university does not provide housing facilities, the campus is easily accessible for commuter students.

The College of Technology at Wilmington University offers Bachelor of Science degrees in Computer and Network Security and Web Information Systems. Computer and Network Security majors will gain a thorough understanding of computer and network technology, and their curriculum will focus primarily on the securing of data and information systems. These skills are extremely valuable as companies throughout the world are in high-demand for Computer and Network Security professionals.

The curriculum for Web Information Systems majors will focus on web application development. This program provides students with a fundamental understanding of software development as well as awareness for ever-changing technologies. For more information visit www.wilmu.edu or call 302-356-4636.