The program includes four courses covering specific computer science applications in healthcare, construction, and development. The courses will cover techniques, tools, and technology used for improving business decisions through cloud-based tech, machine learning, and deep learning.

Students pursue Computer Science Application education for employment in the Computer Science industry.  Target Industries include information systems, healthcare, construction, and development.

Computer Scientists earn an annual average salary of $131k. Job growth in Computer Science is expected to grow by 21% over the next decade, adding over 31,000 US jobs each year. 

CSA 610 Computer Science Application

This graduate level course provides an introduction to computer science applications.  Topics focus on techniques, tools, and applications in computer science for improving business decisions. 

CSA 620 Current Emerging Technology

This graduate level course focuses on Cloud Technologies, DevOps, serverless computing, machine learning, and deep learning. Topics include emerging technologies in the discipline of computer science applications.

CSA 630 Business Analysis for Computer Science Applications

This graduate level course focuses on the art of eliciting requirements from users and subject matter experts. The Business Analyst will develop clear and unambiguous requirements to support the development model proposed by the team. Requirements will serve as input for the development lifecycle for methodologies such as Kanban, Agile, or Waterfall.

CSA 640 Data Modeling, Warehousing, and Database Management

This graduate level course focuses on the design and management of the construction of databases, related software programs, and applications. Topics include, but are not limited to, the linkage and correlation with data warehousing, data mining, database theory, data modeling, and technical architecture.

The program includes four courses that will provide students with a strong foundation in information systems data science, preparing them for employment in the data science industry. They will learn practical skills such as data visualization, data mining, and artificial intelligence, as well as innovative strategies to improve business processes.

Students pursue Information Systems Data Science education for employment in the Data Science industry.  Target Industries include information systems, healthcare, construction, and development.Data Scientists earn an annual average salary between 68k and $135k. Job growth in Data Science is expected to grow by 20% over the next decade, adding over 350,000 US jobs each year.

ISDS 610 Data Visualization and Communication 

This graduate level course provides an introduction to data visualization theories, techniques, and tools for analyzing business data and improving business decisions. 

ISDS 620 Data Mining and Warehousing 

This graduate level course introduces a broad set of practical data analytic skills based on data discovery, cleansing, building real analytic applications on real data. These skills include accessing and transferring data, applying various analytical frameworks always keeping business goals in mind. 

ISDS 630 Design Thinking 

This graduate level course focuses on products, services, user experiences, architectures, and innovative strategies to improve business processes. The course covers the design thinking methodology providing solutions approach to solving complex problems, using the Hasso-Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford University (empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test). 

ISDS 640 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence 

This graduate level course introduces students to analytical technologies and the fundamental methods, techniques, and software used to design and develop systems. This course is focused on analytics and its enabling technologies, including AI, machine-learning, robotics, and chatbots.

The program is designed to provide students with a specialized education that prepares them to pursue employment in the project management industry. By the end of the program, students will have developed skills in cost-benefit analysis, project selection, stakeholder identification, resource planning, quality management, risk management, and project team leadership, among other competencies.

Students pursue Information Systems Project Management education for employment in the project management industry.  Target Industries include information systems, healthcare, construction, and development.

IS Project Managers earn an annual average salary of $105k. The project management industry exceeds $4 trillion in annual revenue and is expected to grow by 30% over the next decade, adding over 200,000 US jobs each year. 

ISPM 610 IS Project Initiation

This graduate level course provides an introduction to information systems project management with specific attention to cost-benefit analysis, business case development, project selection, stakeholder identification, risk identification and the project charter.

ISPM 620 IS Project Planning

This graduate level course examines topics in information systems project management with specific attention to the work breakdown structure, resource planning, organizational charts in project planning, and the elements of project planning, communications planning, procurement planning, quality management planning, change management planning and risk management planning.

ISPM 630 IS Project Execution

This graduate level course examines topics in information systems project management with specific attention to obtaining and managing project resources, executing tasks in the project plan, implementing the quality management plan, change management, risk management, and leading the project team.

ISPM 640 IS Project Monitoring and Controlling

This graduate level course examines topics in information systems project management with specific attention to performance measurements, project control and performance metrics, cost analysis and variance trend techniques, risk identification and analysis.