Information Systems
Degrees and Certificates
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Information Systems, Master of Science (MS)
Courses
MIS3101: Application of Management Information Systems
Credits 4.0MIS5010: Information Technology Infrastructure
Credits 4.0MIS5020: Information Systems Fundamentals
Credits 4.0MIS5030: Emerging Technologies
Credits 4.0MIS6000: Principles of System Development
Credits 4.0MIS6010: Project Management
Credits 4.0MIS6020: Corporate Information Systems Management
Credits 4.0MIS6160: Information Design and Usability
Credits 4.0MIS6161: Human Computer Interaction
Credits 4.0MIS6210: Decision Support Systems
Credits 4.0MIS6211: Data Management
Credits 4.0MIS6212: Cognitive Computing
Credits 4.0MIS6230: IT Audit, Control, and Compliance
Credits 4.0MIS6231: Risk Management
Credits 4.0MIS6250: Organizational Information Security
Credits 4.0MIS6262: Network Operations Management
Credits 4.0This course focuses on planning and designing a network infrastructure for an enterprise, including designing the domain architecture, while accounting for the evolution of inputs and outputs, to suitably satisfy customer needs. The course addresses the criteria and methods to be applied in evaluating and selecting optimum networking technologies and management tools for an enterprise, as well as planning and strategizing resources for a given network infrastructure (servers, network elements, storage). Some key networking technologies are based on the notion of virtualization. Virtualization relies on a technology platform for the creation of logical instances of IT resources. A transparency layer allows physical IT resources to map to multiple virtual images of themselves so that their underlying capabilities can be shared by multiple users. The course covers the different types of IT network resources that can be virtualized, including servers, storage, network and power. At the end of the course, the students will tackle the development of a business continuity plan, with emphasis on planning and delivering network services to support the business objectives of the organization, including monitoring, reporting, troubleshooting, and automating response capabilities.
MIS6990: Information Systems Internship
Credits 4.0MIS6995: Information Systems Capstone
Credits 4.0The course provides students an opportunity to demonstrate professional competencies and capabilities covered in the MIS curriculum by conducting a study in an advanced IT or IS related topic or undertaking the analysis, design, and implementation of a real-world application.