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M.S. in Information Technology Management

The Master of Science in Information Technology Management program is intended for IT professionals to become better team or department managers and to aspire or advance to leadership positions. The curriculum combines courses on management and business operations with technology-related courses. Communications and critical thinking skills needed to advance ethical decision-making in a technology environment are embedded throughout the curriculum. After completing the core courses in management and technology, students choose a specialization course track, and complete the program with an application project and summary paper.


Location Admission Contact
Twin Cities Michael Dahl - (612) 728-5198
 Course Information

    Core courses: 22 credits
    Track credits (choose one): 12 credits

    Network Computing
    Technology Leadership

    Summative Activity: 3 credits
    Total: 37 credits

     

     

  • ITM Program Orientation (0)
  • GM620 Communication Skills (2)
  • GM660 Financial Management (3 cr)
  • GM675 Managerial Ethics and Issues (2)
  • ITM601 Socioeconomic and Regulatory Perspectives (3)
  • ITM602 Convergence (3)
  • ITM603 Technology and Innovation (3)
  • ITM604 Enterprise Information Security (3)
  • ITM620 Wireless Technologies and Solutions (3)
  • ITM621 Next Generation Networks (2)
  • ITM622 Data Center Management (2)
  • ITM623 Virtualization (2)
  • ITM624 Technology Law and Policy (3)
  • ITM640 Strategic Technology Analysis (3)
  • ITM641 Information Technology Service Management (3)
  • ITM642 Technology Literacy and Employee Development (3)
  • ITM643 Technology Leadership and Communication Approaches (3)
  • ITM688 ITM Application Project (1)
  • ITM689 ITM Capstone (2)
  • PRM600 Fundamentals of Project Management (3 cr)


Program Staff
Program Director, MA in Arts and Cultural Management and Information Technology Management