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graduate and graduate level (U/G)
courses must be taken for graduate
credit. Courses are 3 graduate credits
unless otherwise noted.
Technology
BUS ADM 740:MIS: Concepts
and Languages, 2 cr (G)
COMPSCI 431: Programming
Health Care Informatics
Languages Concepts, 3 cr (U/ G)
HCA 700: Introduction to Health- COMPSCI 469: Introduction to
Care Informatics, 2 cr
Computer Security, 3 cr (U/G)
Programming
COMPSCI 536: Introduction to
BUS ADM 740: MIS Concepts &
Software Engineering, 3 cr (U/G)
Languages
COMPSCI 557:
Introduction to
BUS ADM 813: Object-Oriented & Database Systems, 3 cr (U/G)
Visual Paradigms
COMPSCI 757: Database Or-
Systems Analysis and Design
ganization & File Structure
BUS ADM 747: Systems Analysis COMPSCI 759: Data Security
& Design
L&I SCI 710: Electronic Network-
HCA 441: Healthcare Information ing and Information Services
Systems Analysis & Design, 3 cr
L&I SCI 782:Information Systems
(U/G)
A & D
Database Management
Decision Support Systems
BUS ADM 749: Data Manage-
COMPSCI 710: Artificial Intelliment
Systems
gence
COMPSCI 557: Introduction to
COMP SCI 720: Computational
Database Systems, 3 cr (U/G)
Models of Decision
Making
COMPSCI 757: Data Base Or-
COMPSCI 723: Natural Language
ganization and File Structure
Processing
HCA 442: Healthcare Database
COMPSCI 790: Advanced Topics
Design & Management, 3 cr (U/G) in Computer Science
Project Management
COMPSCI 810: Knowledge Rep-
BUS ADM 748: Information Techresentation nology Project
Management
NURSING 727: Epidemiology in
Decision Support Systems
Community
Health
BUS ADM 814: Intelligent Sys
L&I SCI 817: Information Sources
tems for Business
& Services
COMPSCI 720: Computational Administration
Models of Decision Making
BUS ADM 755: Health Care Ad-
Network Design /Telecommunications
ministration
BUS ADM 893: Infrastructure for
BUS ADM 757: Managed
Care &
Electronic Business
Integrated Health Networks
COMPSCI 520: Computer Net-
COMPSCI 469: Introduction to
works, 3 cr (U/G)
Computer Security, 3 cr (U/G)
L&I SCI 710: Electronic Network- COMPSCI 759: Data Security
ing and Information Services
NURSING
727: Epidemiology in
Technology Procurement
Community Health
HCA 721: Health Information
Technology Procurement, 2 cr (G)
Thesis/Project Options
Applications
HCA 723: Health Care Systems
Option A: Thesis Option
Applications - Administrative & The thesis option requires students to
Clinical
plan, design, execute and report results of
original applied or basic research. Students
who choose the thesis option are
Emphasis Areas: Students are expected responsible for identifying a HCAI major
to complete their training by choosing one professor and a thesis committee. The
(Thesis students) or two (Project Stu- thesis committee should consist of the
dents) additional course(s) from one of major professor and at least two other
the following emphasis areas: Technol- graduate faculty. The student must pass a
ogy, Decision Support Systems, or Ad- comprehensive oral examination in deministration.
Combined undergraduate fense of the completed thesis. Six credits
and graduate level (U/G) courses must be
of HCA 990 may be applied toward the
taken for graduate credit. Courses are 3
graduate credits unless otherwise noted.
required 35 graduate credit minimum.
Option B: Professional Project Option
The project option requires students to
apply Health Care Informatics research
and theory to a professional situation.
Students who choose the project option
may count 3 credits of HCA 890 toward
the 35 graduate credit minimum. The project
must be written in compliance with
program format requirements under the
supervision of a HCAI major professor.
Program Completion Time Limit
The student must complete all degree
requirements within five years of initial
enrollment.
Courses
Courses numbered 300 to 699 are Undergraduate/Graduate.
Courses numbered 700 and above are
Graduate only.
Business Administration (BUS ADM)
210 Introduction to Management Statistics.
3 cr. U. Introduces statistical principles
and techniques necessary for management
applications. Regression is presented
to convey statistical thinking, modeling
and analysis. Prereq: soph st; Math
211(C) or 231(C); Bus Adm 230(P)
740 Management Information Systems
Concepts and Languages. 3 cr. G. Introduction
to data organization, objectoriented
design, construction and validation
of application programs, development
methodologies and control structures,
illustrate with object programming language.
Prereq: grad st
747 Systems Analysis and Design. 3
cr. G. Requirements definition, modeling,
and specification of information systems.
Object-oriented conceptual and logical
design data management and distribution,
user interface design. Prereq: grad st
748 Information Technology Project
Management. 3 cr. G. Develop understanding
of key knowledge areas, process
groupings, and constraints of project management,
project life-cycle,
tools/techniques including wbs, metrics,
earned value analysis, network diagrams.
Prereq: grad st; Bus Adm 747(P)