IT Graduate Concentration:
E-Business Engineering
The E-Business Engineering concentration prepares students for careers in the transformation of traditional organizations into the e-business paradigm as well as the creation, operation, and management of new Internet enterprises.
The curriculum covers both the signature technology of e-business and the emerging business models and practices in the field. Students could choose either the managerial side or the technical side of e-business as the focus of their study, or a blending of the two.
The curriculum includes new courses developed from expert knowledge in the field, with a capstone that emphasizes e-business enterprising based on an integration of management and technology. This exclusive relevance makes the curriculum unique among similar programs in the nation.
Depending on their choice of study focus, E-Business Engineering graduates have a range of career choices including developing e-business systems, managing e-business operations, and starting up e-business ventures. They can work with consulting firms, e-business vendors, or e-business users.
| Concentration Course Options |
| Course # |
Course Title |
Semester |
| DSES-6570 |
IT and Systems for E-Business (required) |
Spring |
| Select two of the following courses: |
| MGMT-6690 |
Supply Chain Management for E-Business |
Fall |
| MGMT-6560 |
Managing New Product Development |
Fall |
| ECSE-6600 |
Internet Protocols |
Spring |
| DSES-6180 |
Knowledge Discovery with Data Mining |
Spring* |
| CSCI-6390 |
Database Mining |
Fall |
*Special topics and/or alternate year options
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