MS Degree Program
Area of Concentration in Knowledge Management Knowledge Management is a concentration intended for those who already have a career in a field other than IT but who wish to acquire the most current methods of data management. Generating and sharing knowledge have become a central part of any organization. Enhancing one's ability to participate in the process allows a professional to remain effective and competitive in the current labor market.
Degree Requirements
The Knowledge Management concentration requires 30 credit hours of coursework, a nine-credit-hour individual research project, and successful completion of a comprehensive exam.
The course listings below indicate in greater detail the content of our training in Knowledge Management.
The five (5) required core courses are: BA501 Management Information Systems BA504 Business Management CIS501 Information System Design CIS502 Database Management Systems CIS510 Software Project Management
The four (4) required area courses are:BA508 Quantitative Methods BA512 Financial Markets and Institutions BA531 Data Mining CIS509 Knowledge Engineering One Typical CIS Elective
· CIS562 Software Workshop Design MS Project (9 credits) · CIS599 A, B, C
- Research Project
>> For those who are lack of an adequate computer science background, there may be prerequisite requirements of up to eight (8) courses within a chosen concentration.
