To be among the leading programs in research and teaching in the Information Systems field on the regional and international levels.
To graduate calibers in Information Systems with the theoretical and practical knowledge, skills, and strategic planning to enable them to lead IT initiatives for organizational success. And, to educate students to be successful, ethical, and effective researchers and life-long learners who will contribute positively on the regional and international levels in the scholarly research.
Course Listing:
4 Core Courses |
12 Credit Hours |
|
IS 701 |
Decision Support and Intelligent Systems |
CR 3 |
IS 702 |
Advanced Database Management |
CR 3 |
IS 703 |
Information Systems Security |
CR 3 |
IS 704 |
Management Information Systems |
CR 3 |
3 Elective Courses |
9 Credit Hours |
|
IS 710 |
Advanced Software Engineering |
CR 3 |
IS 711 |
Networking Applications |
CR 3 |
IS 712 |
Data Warehousing and Mining |
CR 3 |
IS 713 |
Knowledge Management for E- Business |
CR 3 |
IS 714 |
Information Systems Design |
CR 3 |
IS 715 |
Multimedia Information Systems |
CR 3 |
IS 716 |
Software Testing and Quality Assurance |
CR 3 |
IS 717 |
GIS and Spatial Database |
CR 3 |
IS 718 |
Quality Management and Assurance of Information Systems |
CR 3 |
1 IS 700: Selected Topics in Information Systems |
3 Credit Hours |
|
2 Master Thesis Parts |
12 Credit Hours |
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IS 730 |
Master’s Thesis Part (I) |
3 Credit Hours |
IS 731 |
Master’s Thesis Part (II) |
9 Credit Hours |
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