|
IT Graduate Concentration: Information Systems Engineering
The Information Systems Engineering Concentration prepares students to succeed in the Information Systems (IS) profession as a technically competent systems analyst, software designer, and application developer.
The ISE profession is generally made up of business analysts, systems designers, and programmers; where business analysts identify requirements with end users, systems designers construct the information architecture (networks, databases, and applications) required, and programmers develop the software implementation.
Graduates of this ISE Concentration will claim the middle domain, systems designer, while being perfectly capable of moving into either of the other two domains. ISE graduates could go anywhere information systems are used, meaning essentially any modern organizations in any sector of the economy.
The ISE curriculum combines competencies in databases and software engineering with technical analysis and design tools to give graduates a unique blending of knowledge.
| Concentration Course Options |
| Course # |
Course Title |
Semester |
| Select three of the following courses: |
| DSES-6530 |
Decision Support and Expert Systems |
Spring |
| DSES-6610 |
Systems Modeling in Decision Sciences |
Fall* |
| DSES-6620 |
Discrete Event Simulation |
Fall |
| MGMT-6170 |
Advanced Systems Analysis & Design |
Spring |
| ECSE-6780 |
Software Engineering II |
Spring |
| CSCI-6390 |
Database Mining |
Fall |
| ECSE-6180 |
Knowledge Discovery with Data Mining |
Spring* |
| MGMT-6965 |
Interactive Marketing and IT |
Spring |
| DSES-6961 |
Stochastic Models for Inventory Supply Chain & Management |
Spring |
|
