ObjectivesA master's degree in information technology can prepare you with the communication skills, critical thinking abilities, and technical competencies to help advance your career. You will have the chance to apply appropriate technologies in the analysis and design of information systems, as well as assess ethical, legal, and social issues.
The computer systems design and related services industry is expected to experience rapid growth between 2006 and 2016 with professional workers expected to enjoy the best job prospects, reflecting continuing demand for higher-level skills needed to keep up with changes in technology.
Course description
The Master of Science in Information Technology program can provide you with an integrated design and technology background that may help you advance your career.
You will have the opportunity to learn:
* The theory, principles, and practices of information systems
* How to employ project management skills;
* How to analyze data to solve complex problems
CORE COURSEWORK
Courses Credits
Critical Concepts and Competencies for the IT Professional 4
System Analysis and Design 4 Information Systems Project Management 4
Database Management Systems 4
Computer Networks 4
Management of Information Security 4
Legal and Ethical Issues in IT 4
Applied IT Master Project 4
IT Electives/Specialization Courses* 24
*Students entering the program who do not possess a bachelor’s degree in information technology or a comparable field of study must take IT 501: Principles of Information Technology their first term in place of an IT elective.