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Information Systems & Technology Management

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OVERVIEW

This field of study provides an understanding of the principles of manual, mechanical, and electronic information processing, including computer programming concepts, methods and languages; the capabilities, limitations, and selection procedures of information processing equipment, implementation, and evaluation; and the roles of both management and systems personnel in information technology. The concentration emphasizes research on information systems technology as an integral part of effective management systems.

FACULTY

  * Member of the Committee on Doctoral Studies

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COURSES

The doctoral area of Information Systems typically requires three doctoral courses as part of the student's plan of study.  These are in addition to the appropriate master's breadth and foundation courses and the appropriate methodology courses.  In particular cases, some of the three doctoral area courses may be from allied fields such as Management, Industrial/Organizational Psychology, Organization Behavior, International Business, and Economics.

The Information Systems area typically offers two doctoral courses on a regular basis.

MGT 341  Advanced Topics in MIS Research (3 credits)  Instructor: Dr. Dasgupta 

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