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--GEB 5212: Professional Writing
--GEB 5215: Professional Communication
--ISM 6128: Advanced Business Systems Design and Development I
--ISM 6129: Advanced Business Systems Design and Development
II
--ISM 6215: Business Database Systems I
--ISM 6222: Business Telecom Strategy and Applications I
--ISM 6223: Business Telecom Strategy and Applications II
--ISM 6257: Intermediate Business Programming
--ISM 6258: Advanced Business Programming
--ISM 6485: Electronic Commerce and Logistics (capstone course)
--MAN 6581: Project Management
--QMB 6358: Statistical Analysis for Managerial Decisions I
--QMB 6755: Managerial Quantitative Analysis I
--QMB 6756: Managerial Quantitative Analysis II.
All M.S. candidates must also complete 6-8 credits of track
coursework for either the information technology or supply chain
management track:
Information Technology Track
--ISM 6216: Business Database Systems II
--ISM 6236: Business Objects I
--ISM 6259: Business Programming
--ISM 6423: Data Analysis and Decision Support
Supply Chain Management Track
--MAN 6511: Production Management Problems
--MAN 6528: Principles of Logistics/Transportation
--MAN 6573: Purchasing and Materials Management
These required courses total 26 credit hours. In addition, each M.S.
student must take a minimum of 12 additional hours of approved
electives.
Bachelor/Master of Science: The Department also offers a combined
bachelor's/master's degree program. This program allows qualified
students to earn both the bachelor's and master's degrees, using 12
to 16 credit hours of graduate-level courses for both degrees.
Master of Science degree in Information Systems and Operations
Management with a concentration in Supply Chain Mmanagement:
This program concentration uses the latest technology to provide
professionals with unique skills for integrating information
technology into the study of supply chain management. This 20month
online program starts in September every year and allows
students with Internet access "to attend classes" and interact with
faculty and classmates via such technology as e-mail, DVD,
streaming video, synchronous group discussion software,
asynchronous class presentation software, and multimedia
courseware. Students visit campus 1 weekend (Saturday-Sunday)