The Master of Science in Information Technology (MSIT) program is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills essential to design, develop, and lead Information Technology (IT) teams and projects effectively in today’s global organizations. The goal of the MSIT program is to produce qualified professionals for mid-level IT positions in small and mid-size companies. The MSIT program emphasizes real-world knowledge and practical experience in order to develop both a strong theoretical foundation and real-world experience to contribute meaningfully to IT solutions in today’s fast-paced, technologically driven global marketplace.
The MSIT program requires a student to complete coursework that consists of eight (8) core courses, the MSIT capstone (MIT 681), and three (3) courses from any concentration below.
Core Courses (8 Courses)
| Course ID |
Course Title |
Hrs/Credit |
Prerequisite |
| IT 501 |
Management of Information Technology |
4.5 |
None |
| IT 503 |
Operating Systems |
4.5 |
None |
| IT 505 |
Network Systems Design and Management |
4.5 |
None |
| IT 507 |
Database System Design and Management |
4.5 |
None |
| IT 509 |
Information Systems Analysis and Design |
4.5 |
None |
| IT 513 |
Enterprise IT Application and Integration |
4.5 |
None |
| IT 515 |
Advanced Business Analytics |
4.5 |
None |
| IT 517 |
Software Project and Team Management |
4.5 |
None |
| MIT 681 |
MSIT Capstone |
4.5 |
Last Term |
MSIT Concentrations and Courses (3 Courses, 13.5 credit hours)
- IT Systems & Management (ITSM)
- Data Management & Analytics (DMA)
- Software Design & Management (SDM)
MSIT Capstone (4.5 credit hours)
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