CACI Learning Programs

M.S. in Acquisition and Contract Management

The Master of Science in Acquisition Management enables members of the federal acquisition community and its contracting partners to enhance their managerial knowledge. Additional emphasis is placed on the understanding of the acquisition processes, as well as statutory and regulatory requirements.

Students learn to apply various legal and ethical considerations in the acquisition management field, analyze inventory management functions, identify and investigate behavioral and organizational challenges, and much more.

The first accredited university to be selected as a learning partner by the Federal Acquisition Institute, Bellevue University developed this degree through consultation with contract management and government acquisition organizations. Earned online, it offers real learning that applies to the real world of work.

MBA with a concentration in Supply Chain Management

This concentration involves the integration of business processes across organizations, from material sources and suppliers through manufacturing and processing to the final customer. The concentration provides students with an understanding of the role that the supply chain plays in enterprise competitiveness and overall strategy.

Successful completion of the MBA concentration allows you to receive your CTL WITHOUT taking the CTL examinations.

M.S. in Organizational Management

Mission: The Master of Science in Organizational Management degree prepares students for the changing roles and demands of management and prepares them to become effective managers, leaders, and facilitators of individual performance improvements, organizational development, and change.

Program Goals: Students who complete the Master of Science in Organizational Management should be able to:

1. Analyze the relationships between individual, team, and organizational goals as they relate to organizational performance.
2. Evaluate performance measurement tools to determine their effectiveness in improving organizational productivity.
3. Assess the relationship between effective coaching and mentoring in relation to financial and non-financial performance.
4. Implement and lead innovative processes within an organization.
5. Integrate methods for increasing creativity and productivity throughout an organization.
6. Manage their personal performance and development as well as that of others in an organizational setting.
7. Implement organizational planning concepts to address current organizational issues

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B.S. in Business

This degree prepares you to move ahead in the competitive business world. You’ll evaluate and improve your management style, develop effective marketing plans, and engage in the process of strategic and organizational planning. The program is designed to allow seamless entry into Bellevue University’s MBA program.

B.S. in Business Information Management

The Business Information Management (BIM) cohort offers courses for a student to gain considerable knowledge and application in a business analyst role. A business analyst acts as a liaison between business people who have a business problem and technology people who know how to create automated solutions. A business analyst's main responsibility is to gather, analyze, and document requirements in a format that is useful to their business stakeholders and the technical developers. The courses offered in the BIM cohort are designed to provide the necessary insights for the student to learn the business and leadership functions of a business analyst in the form of gathering and analyzing requirements, mapping business processes that help define the business, and understand the technology that drives the projects in the business environment.

B.S. in Computer Information Systems in Business

Be prepared to take an information systems leadership role in non-technical companies with this degree. Courses cover important business technology fields like e-Commerce and web design. You’ll create, post, and maintain internet web pages; design, code, and debug programs; and understand how programs and programming languages work. Also, this program is a solid basis for graduate studies in information systems or business.

B.A. in Leadership

Distinguish yourself as a leader by examining the role in a variety of contexts, from emotional to political. Diagnose leadership problems and recommend appropriate solutions based on sound theoretical concepts and practitioner-level principles. You’ll study personal power, interpersonal dynamics, social psychology, and decision-making. You’ll also learn the framework for promoting and developing ethical leadership in personal and organizational contexts.

B.S. in Logistics Management

As one of the first college degree programs to offer leading-edge thinking about logistics and supply chain management, this program gives you the necessary background to lead in this dynamic field. You’ll also develop necessary skills in management, marketing, and economics with classes such as “Global Logistics Management.”

B.S. in Management

This degree prepares you to manage in the public and private sectors. Classes such as “Human Resource Management,” “Strategic Management,” and “Managerial Economics” give you a diverse managerial background. You’ll develop communication, analytical, and leadership skills, and you’ll also perform an in-depth analysis of an existing business and its problems and opportunities, while being cognizant of legal and ethical issues.

B.S. in Management of Human Resources

Succeed in a human resources career with this degree. You’ll develop compensation strategies, integrate training and development into a business strategy, and even delve into international HR management. With classes such as “Human Resource Management in the New Millennium,” you’ll become cognizant of the profession’s changing nature and be ready to lead in the 21st century.

B.S. in Marketing Management

Developing marketing strategies, management skills, and trend analyses are all aspects of this program designed to develop leaders in marketing. You’ll develop an extensive marketing plan, discuss media planning and scheduling, and familiarize yourself with financial management and forecasting.

B.S. in Project Management

Businesses across industries today see the benefit of having employees work in collaborative teams to get more done efficiently and with minimal risk. This has created great demand for expert project managers. This career moving degree program will prepare you to fill that need. Learn how to create, execute, and monitor multiple projects, build, sustain and lead high-performing teams, and how to identify, analyze, and control project risks, and more. You’ll also learn about the project development process groups and knowledge areas of the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBoK) from Project Management Institute (PMI)-certified faculty. Best of all, with successful completion of this program, you will be prepared to sit for the Project Management Professional® certification exam.

B.S. in Web Technologies

If you have a background in Information Technology, this degree provides you with comprehensive information and skill sets necessary in the Information Technology industry. Interact with corporate clients on the web, design enterprise networks, and evaluate website development with classes such as “HTML and Dynamic Web Pages” and “Java Programming and Scripting.”