Naveen Jindal School of Management
Master of Science in Information Technology and Management
36 semester credit hours minimum
Faculty
Professors: Indranil R. Bardhan, Huseyin Cavusoglu, Daniel A. Cohen, Ernan E. Haruvy, Varghese S. Jacob, Sanjay Jain, Ganesh Janakiraman, Nanda Kumar, Sumit K. Majumdar, Syam Menon, Vijay S. Mookerjee, B. P. S. Murthi, Özalp Özer, Hasan Pirkul, Srinivasan Raghunathan, Sumit Sarkar, John J. Wiorkowski, Zhiqiang (Eric) Zheng
Clinical Professors: Kutsal Dogan, William Hefley, Peter Lewin, Radha Mookerjee, Daniel Rajaratnam, Rajiv Shah
Associate Professors: Jianqing Chen, Xianjun Geng, Dorothée Honhon, Surya N. Janakiraman, Amit Mehra, Young U. Ryu, Gil Sadka, Harpreet Singh
Clinical Associate Professors: Sonia Leach, Carolyn Reichert, Avanti P. Sethi, Kelly Slaughter, Mark Thouin
Assistant Professors: Mehmet Ayvaci, Atanu Lahiri, Shaojie Tang, Shengqi Ye, Zhe (James) Zhang
Clinical Assistant Professors: Judd Bradbury, Maria Hasenhuttl, Jeffery (Jeff) Hicks, Ravi Narayan, Dawn Owens, Nassim Sohaee, Russell Torres
Senior Lecturers: Monica E. Brussolo, Carol Flannery, Prithi Narasimhan, Kashif Saeed, Luell (Lou) Thompson
Degree Requirements
The Master of Science in Information Technology Management (MS ITM) is a minimum 36 semester credit hours STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) degree program that prepares students to better understand the complex world of Information Technology, its management, and issues that occur at the interface between IT and business.
Course requirement consists of core courses, IT elective courses, and free elective courses. Core courses provide foundational knowledge regarding information technology and management practices and serve as the foundation for understanding the complex issues that occur at the interface between IT and business. IT elective courses provide students with opportunities to learn specialized knowledge in one or more focused tracks and free elective courses enable students to select courses that maximize their individual educational and professional goals. Detailed course requirements for the MS ITM degree may be found in the following section.
To apply for this degree program, an undergraduate degree is required (all majors are considered). Students must maintain a 3.0 grade-point average (GPA) in both core courses and in aggregate courses to qualify for the MS degree.
Prerequisite
Students pursuing the Master of Science in Information Technology Management degree program are required to complete one semester credit hour of MIS 6102 Professional Development course or equivalent. Degree credit is not earned for program prerequisites, however, the grade achieved in prerequisites will count toward the student's grade-point average (GPA). All program prerequisites must be satisfied within the first 12 semester credit hours of graduate study as a degree-seeking student.
Course Requirements
Core Courses: 18 semester credit hours
Select the following three courses (9 semester credit hours).
MIS 6323 Object Oriented Programming
MIS 6326 Data Management
MIS 6308 Systems Analysis and Project Management
And choose three courses listed below (9 semester credit hours).
ACCT 6305 Accounting for Managers
ENTP 6370 Innovation and Entrepreneurship
FIN 6301 Financial Management
MECO 6303 Business Economics
MKT 6301 Marketing Management
OB 6301 Organizational Behavior
OPRE 6301 Statistics and Data Analysis
OPRE 6302 Operations Management
Electives: 12 semester credit hours
Choose 12 semester credit hours from courses listed below that have an MIS prefix, excluding MIS 6204 and MIS 6320.
MIS 6302 Managing Digital Strategy
MIS 6309 Business Data Warehousing
MIS 6316 Data Communications
MIS 6317 Healthcare Informatics
MIS 6319 Enterprise Resource Planning
MIS 6324 Business Analytics with SAS
MIS 6330 Information Technology Security
MIS 6333 Digital Forensics and Incident Management
MIS 6332 Advanced ERP: Configurations
MIS 6334 Advanced Business Analytics with SAS
MIS 6337 Information Technology Audit and Risk Management
MIS 6338 Accounting Systems Integration and Configuration
MIS 6344 Web Analytics
MIS 6345 High Performance Analytics
MIS 6346 Big Data Analytics
MIS 6356 Business Analytics with R
MIS 6357 Advanced Business Analytics with R
MIS 6360 Agile Project Management
MIS 6363 Cloud Computing
MIS 6364 Enterprise IT Architecture
MIS 6369 Supply Chain Software
MIS 6372 IT Services Managment
MIS 6373 Social Media and Business
MIS 6375 Technology and New Product Development
MIS 6378 Enterprise Systems and CRM
MIS 6380 Data Visualization
MIS 6V98 Information Systems Internship
Free Electives: 6 semester credit hours
Any course from the set of IT electives listed above may be used as a free elective. In addition, except for MIS 6204 and MIS 6320, students may choose any graduate level course offered within JSOM, including a faculty led international trip as a free elective course.
Information Technology Management Tracks
The MS ITM degree program offers opportunities for students to focus in a specific track (optional) to obtain an in-depth knowledge in a specific area depending on their interests.
The Enterprise Systems track is recommended for students interested in developing and managing large-scale applications and IT infrastructure.
MIS 6309 Business Data Warehousing
MIS 6319 Enterprise Resource Planning
MIS 6332 Advanced ERP: Configurations
MIS 6338 Accounting Systems Integration and Configuration
MIS 6369 Supply Chain Software
MIS 6378 Enterprise Systems and CRM
The Business Intelligence and Analytics track is recommended for students interested in managing large-scale data and analyzing them to develop sound business strategies.
MIS 6309 Business Data Warehousing
MIS 6324 Business Analytics with SAS
MIS 6334 Advanced Business Analytics with SAS
MIS 6344 Web Analytics
MIS 6345 High Performance Analytics
MIS 6373 Social Media and Business
MIS 6380 Data Visualization
OPRE 6301 Statistics and Data Analysis
The Cyber Security Management track is recommended for students interested in cyber security risk management.
MIS 6330 Information Technology Security
MIS 6333 Digital Forensics and Incident Management
MIS 6337 Information Technology Audit and Risk Management
The IT Consulting and Services Management track is recommended for students interested in IT consulting and project management.
MIS 6302 Managing Digital Strategy
MIS 6360 Agile Project Management
MIS 6364 Enterprise IT Architecture
MIS 6372 IT Services Management
MIS 6375 Technology and New Product Development
BPS 6360 Management and Organizational Consulting: Theory and Practice
The Healthcare Systems track is recommended for students interested in managing IT in the healthcare domain.
HMGT 6320 The American Healthcare System
HMGT 6327 Electronic Health Records Applications
MIS 6317 Healthcare Informatics
MIS 6324 Business Analytics with SAS
MIS 6330 Information Technology Security
Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Information Technology
9 semester credit hours
Faculty
Professor: Indranil R. Bardhan
Assistant Professor: Mehmet Ayvaci
Overview
The Graduate Certificate in Health Information Technology emphasizes practical concepts in healthcare IT and hands on experience gained using electronic medical records (EMR) software. The focus will be on identification and understanding the key information required for managing and working with healthcare information systems. It also demonstrates the use of analytics and software tools related to healthcare information to develop sound healthcare decisions, particularly the core functionalities of the EMR software platform, including how to support clinical information workflows in a paperless environment, and the interconnectivity with other clinical and business systems.
Courses required for graduate certificate in health information technology (9 semester credit hours)
HMGT 6323 Healthcare Informatics
HMGT 6327 Electronic Health Records Applications
HMGT 6334 Healthcare Analytics
Graduate Certificate in Enterprise Systems
9 semester credit hours
Faculty
Assistant Professor: Atanu Lahiri
Clinical Assistant Professor: Judd Bradbury
Senior Lecturers: Eugene (Gene) Deluke, Mary Beth Goodrich, Luell (Lou) Thompson
Overview
The Graduate Certificate in Enterprise Systems emphasizes theoretical concepts in enterprise resource planning and hands on experience using SAP software. It provides broad exposure to various SAP functional modules such as sales and distribution, supply chain management, customer relationship management, procurement, human capital management, accounting, and data warehousing. Furthermore, the certificate program provides students with an opportunity to get an in-depth knowledge of two of these modules.
MIS 6319 Enterprise Resource Planning
and choose two of the courses listed below:
MIS 6309 Business Data Warehousing
MIS 6332 Advanced ERP: Configurations
MIS 6338 Accounting Systems Integration and Configuration
MIS 6369 Supply Chain Software
MIS 6378 Enterprise Systems and CRM
Graduate Certificate in Business Intelligence and Data Mining
12 semester credit hours
Faculty
Professors: Huseyin Cavusoglu, Syam Menon, John J. Wiorkowski, Zhiqiang (Eric) Zheng
Clinical Professors: Kutsal Dogan, Ching-Chung Kuo, Radha Mookerjee
Associate Professors: Jianqing Chen, Xianjun Geng
Clinical Associate Professors: Sonia Leach, Avanti P. Sethi
Assistant Professors: Atanu Lahiri, Shouqiang Wang, Zhe (James) Zhang
Clinical Assistant Professors: Judd Bradbury, Ravi Narayan, Nassim Sohaee, Russell Torres
Senior Lecturers: Monica E. Brussolo, Carol Flannery, Kashif Saeed
Overview
The Graduate Certificate in Business Intelligence and Data Mining provides students with an understanding of how to analyze large complex data sets in order to solve business problems. It emphasizes theoretical concepts and clinical knowledge associated with the design, delivery and use of business intelligence and data mining techniques in organizations.
Required courses: 12 semester credit hours
MIS 6309 Business Data Warehousing (ITM Majors Only)
or MIS 6320 Database Foundations (non-ITM Majors Only)
MIS 6324 Business Analytics with SAS
MIS 6334 Advanced Business Analytics with SAS
OPRE 6301 Statistics and Data Analysis