Courses

Focuses on the development and application of business architecture as a holistic discipline that produces a common understanding of the organization that is used to align strategic objectives and tactical initiatives.

Theoretical foundations and practice of enterprise architecture.

Theoretical foundations and practice of enterprise modeling.

This course is intended to provide an exposure to the foundational concepts associated with each of the three primary layers of the enterprise information technology architecture stack: the enterprise applications architecture, the enterprise data architecture, and the enterprise technology infrastructure architecture.

Analytical skills to produce credible, meaningful answers to critical risk management questions across enterprise architecture layers, including the supply chain.

Integrating multiple functional business areas to resolve global business problems and improve organizational performance.

Overview of human behavior in organizations, and implications for managing and leading individuals, teams, and organizations.

Application of techniques available to aid managers in sound financial decision making.

Surveys emerging trends and disruptors in technology and industry that create new markets and influence decision-making, product development, business models, and business practices associated with innovation.

A problem-based, interdisciplinary course in project management skills and techniques needed to manage projects in a modern business environment.

A problem-based course that emphasizes project cost control and teaches students to apply techniques to control projects in business.

An examination of organizational theories and processes of organizational behavior.

A problem-based course that focuses on linking projects to overall corporate strategy.

Essential skills and knowledge for effectively utilizing networks and internet technologies to facilitate, manage, and secure data communications and applications.

This graduate course improves understanding in an organizational setting of the principles and practices of cyber forensics as well as the management of information security.

This course provides theoretical and applied foundations of information security and assurance.

Introduction to the core concepts of the strategic supply chain management framework, including process orientation, a systems viewpoint, intra-frim coordination, and extended enterprise collaboration.

Performance metrics used in supply chain management, both within the enterprise and across the extended enterprise.

An overview of the strategic role that supply management has in effective supply, demand, and value chain operations.

Planning strategies for managing manufacturing and service operations within supply chains.

In this project all students in the program are required to focus on a well-defined issue or problem relevant to information sciences and technology. Each student will submit a project proposal to his/her faculty adviser for approval.