The Computer Career Program offers two sections. One section meets on Monday and Wednesday evenings, and the other section meets on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. All sections meet on ten Saturday mornings. Each class meeting is three hours in length. The faculty consists of a team of instructors from the School of Computer Science, Telecommunications and Information Systems and computer professionals from industry with an extensive teaching background.
Faculty are available in person and through electronic mail.
The school offers undergraduate and graduate study in computer science, telecommunications and information systems. Over 1,300 students are enrolled in the school s bachelor s programs and over 1,700 students are enrolled in the master's and Ph.D. programs making the school's graduate program one of the largest in the country. The school also jointly offers a master's degree program in Management Information Systems with DePaul's College of Commerce and a Master of Arts in Applied Technology with DePaul s School for New Learning. The Institute for Professional Development was formed by the school in 1984 to assist both individuals and businesses in keeping pace with the rapid development of computer technologies. Since 1982 the school and the institute have also offered the Computer Career Program.