Course List - Master of Professional Studies in Enterprise Architecture

 

Core Courses (30 credits)
EA 870	Applied Research Methods for Enterprise Architecture Foundations, methods and conduct for EA Research Methodologies.	3 credits
EA 871	Enterprise Architecture Foundations I Theoretical foundations and practice of enterprise architecture.	3 credits
EA 872	Enterprise Architecture Foundations II Develops additional capabilities for justifying enterprise architecture decision making. Prerequisite: EA 871	3 credits
EA 873	Enterprise Modeling Theoretical foundations and practice of enterprise modeling. Prerequisite: EA 871	3 credits
EA 874	Enterprise Information Technology Architecture Theoretical foundations and practice of the enterprise information technology architecture.  Prerequisite: EA 871	3 credits
EA 875	Enterprise Architecture Leadership (Capstone) Develops additional capabilities for leading, communicating, and implementing enterprise architecture.  Prerequisite: EA 870, EA 871 and EA 872	3 credits
MANGT 510	Project Management A problem-based, interdisciplinary course in project management skills and techniques needed to manage projects in a modern business environment.	3 credits
MANGT 515	Cost and Value Management A problem-based course that emphasizes project cost control and teaches students to apply techniques to control projects in business. Prerequisite: or concurrent: MANGT 510	3 credits
MANGT 531	Organizations An examination of organizational theories and processes of organizational behavior.	3 credits
MANGT 540	Strategy: Corporate, Business and Project A problem-based course that focuses on linking projects to overall corporate strategy. Prerequisite: or concurrent: MANGT 510	3 credits

 

Elective Courses (6 credits)
SUPPLY CHAIN
MIS 404	Introduction to ERP and Business Processes A problem-based, interdisciplinary course on Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) concepts and business processes. Prerequisite: MIS 204 or 1st Level Programming Course or with the permission of the program	3 credits
SCM 800	Supply Chain Management Introduction to the strategic framework, issues, and methods for integrating supply and demand management within and across companies.	4 credits
SCM 810	Transportation and Distribution Role of transportation and distribution operations in matching supply with demand; principles of transport industry analysis and competitive positioning. Prerequisite: SCM 800	4 credits
SCM 820	Strategic Procurement Strategic planning for the source/buy process, including developing and managing supplier relationships, global issues, and e-procurement. Prerequisite: SCM 800	4 credits
ENTERPRISE INTEGRATION
IST 402	Emerging Issues and Technologies: Information Management and Storage Architectures  Introduction to emerging issues, technology forecasting and analysis; overview of emerging issues and leading technologies in IST and how they impact information systems, users, the IT labor force, and society. Prerequisite: IST 210, IST 220	3 credits
IST 420	Fundamentals of Systems and Enterprise Integration Introductory course on integration of information technology into different venues, including the planning, development, and implementation of the integration. Prerequisite: IST 240, IST 301, IST 302	3 credits
IST 421	Advanced Enterprise Integration: Technologies and Applications Advanced course on the integration of information technology into systems applications. Prerequisite: IST 420	3 credits
SECURITY
IST 454	Computer and Cyber Forensics Fundamental issues and concepts of computer forensics; aspects of computer and cyber crime; methods to uncover, protect, exploit, and document digital evidence; tools, techniques, and procedure to perform computer and cyber crime investigation. Prerequisite: IST 220, SRA 221	3 credits
IST 554	Network Management and Security Essential skills and knowledge for effectively utilizing networks and Internet technologies to facilitate, manage, and secure data communications and applications.	3 credits
IN SC 561	Web Security and Privacy A web-centric look at the latest techniques and practices in computer security as they apply to the Internet. Prerequisite: CSE 543 or IST 515	3 credits
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
MANGT 520	Planning and Resource Management A problem-based course that addresses techniques for planning the project development process, including securing resources and resource management. Prerequisite: or concurrent: MANGT 510	3 credits
MANGT 535	Interpersonal and Group Behavior A human relations–based course that identifies the significant challenges that managing individuals on project teams represents. Prerequisite: or concurrent: MANGT 510	3 credits
IST 596	Individual Studies Creative projects, including nonthesis research, that are supervised on an individual basis and which fall outside the scope of formal courses.	1–9 credits