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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS INFA 620 Network and Internet Security (3) TLMN 670 Capstone Course in Telecommunications Management (3) COURSE SEQUENCING ITEC 610 must be taken in the first term of coursework. You must complete 6 credits of core coursework before beginning specialization coursework. ITEC 626 should be taken before any specialization courses. You must complete 27 credits of program coursework before taking TLMN 670; availability of the capstone course is provided online at www.umuc.edu/telecom. Recognition UMUC’s MS in Information Technology with a specialization in telecommunications management has been designated a Professional Science Master’s degree program through the Council of Graduate Schools. Course descriptions are found on pp. 92–128. Before enrolling, check www.umuc.edu/catalogs for possible updates to program offerings. More information about certificates, including gainful employment disclosures, is available at 76 GRADUATE CATALOG | <strong>2016–2017</strong>
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MANAGEMENT Compete for today’s—and tomorrow’s—jobs with a careerfocused master’s degree in management. The master’s degree program in management allows you to combine a broad management education with specific knowledge for your field or industry. We design our graduate management degree program with input from today’s top employers to provide you with decision-making skills, real-world experience, and a firm foundation for career advancement. MS IN MANAGEMENT: A MENT INFORMATION ION SYSTEMS S S AND SERVICES ES SPECIALIZATION I A I Required Core Courses 12 Required Specialization Courses 21 Required Capstone Course 3 Total Credits 36 Learn how to integrate and use information systems to create value within your organization by pursuing a master’s degree in management with a specialization in information systems and services. The information systems and services specialization teaches you how to procure and use computer-based information systems for decision making and organizational effectiveness. This specialization is designed for professionals who have little or no experience with computers, as well as those with advanced computer skills. What You’ll Learn Through your coursework, you will learn how to Use advanced project management skills Develop databases Analyze systems Outsource appropriate tasks Careers Executives Computer and information systems managers Computer systems analysts Information technology project managers Your Coursework The curriculum in information systems and services uses case studies of companies in real situations, so you’re learning practical skills and knowledge that you can immediately apply at work. In addition to building a strong technological foundation, you’ll learn about the interaction of technology, organizational behavior, strategic planning, project management, and systems analysis methods used to support an organization through its information systems. Coursework Examples In past projects, students have had the opportunity to Create an IT database based on real-world circumstances Review case studies for analysis and evaluation Use decision support tools to assist in decision making Design web pages using standards for representing common media formats, compression algorithms, file format translation tools, hardware requirements and standards, system constraints, Java, CGI scripts, and virtual reality Make IT decisions using statistics and financial information Use organizational theory, effectiveness measurement, and systems thinking to solve problems Manage intercultural environments Course descriptions are found on pp. 92–128. Before enrolling, check www.umuc.edu/catalogs for possible updates to program offerings. More information about certificates, including gainful employment disclosures, is available at www.umuc.edu/graduateprograms 77
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