The Master of Science in Information Science (MSIS) prepares professionals to design and manage information systems. The program offers a balance of information systems and management courses offered through the Management and Engineering Divisions. The program includes
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the role and management of emerging information technologies
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system design
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software engineering methodologies
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information ethics and management
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contemporary IT architectures
Students in this program come from a wide range of professional backgrounds including business, computer science, engineering, information systems, and knowledge management. To apply , students must hold a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university and submit all necessary forms, documentation, and fees.
Courses are offered in 7- and 14-week formats. There are six 7-week sessions each academic year. Students typically begin in the fall or spring semester.
The Master of Science in Information Science is 39 credits (13 courses). The program includes Management and Engineering core courses (18 credits) and an elective track
(18 credits). A three credit capstone seminar course is also required.
