How do I plan my Class Schedule?

The Advising Worksheet provides you with everything you need to know about your class schedule. All the courses that are required for your program are listed on the advising worksheet. The MSIT program is a lock step program where students are put into a cohort based upon their concentration. Students in both concentrations will have the same schedule for their first semester. The College of Business & Economics has already tentatively planned each cohort’s schedule. 

Course Scheduling Guideline

Semester	IT Management Concentration	Data Science Concentration
Fall	ISDS 551 ISDS 555	ISDS 551 ISDS 555
Spring	ISDS 505 ISDS 557	ISDS 415 ISDS 540
Summer	ISDS 552 ISDS 556	ISDS 556 ISDS 570
Fall	ISDS 550 ISDS 554	ISDS 562 ISDS 574
Spring	ISDS 553 ISDS 577	ISDS 526 ISDS 577

 

If you would like additional assistance with registration please see the university's registration page or schedule a personal consultation with your advisor.

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Prerequisites for Classes

The term prerequisite is defined as: A successful completion of a course or courses prior to enrolling and taking a class. All prerequisites must be completed for each course listed prior to enrolling.

Course prerequisites are listed in the University Online Catalog. It is your responsibility to check the prerequisites for each course prior to enrolling. If you enroll in a 500 level course and are missing prerequisites you may be dropped from the course. Your Graduate Programs Advisor and the New Admit Advisor are unable to provide you with approval to enroll in a course in which you are missing the prerequisite.

 

Concentration information/summaries:

Information Management concentration:

Articulate strategies and methods that allow for the effective management of information technology to support information systems within an organization. Identify the telecommunications infrastructure and components that are necessary to support organizational data communication requirements. Plan and conduct research on contemporary issues relating to information technology and information technology management.

Data Science concentration:    

Identify, design, and implement data storage mechanisms. Prepare, process, and integrate disparate data sets to perform data analytics using appropriate analytic methods to support decision-making. Plan and conduct research on contemporary issues relating to data science and analytics in the context of business.