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Master of Science in Computing and Information Systems

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Program pathways and conditions

These tables reproduce the source requirements for the indicated period. Official interpretation is the responsibility of the university.

Pathway 1
COMP 501 – System Development with Emerging Technology(3)
COMP 503 – Information Technology Hardware and Software(3)
COMP 504 – Object Structure and Programming(3)
COMP 505 – Operations Management in Information Systems(3)
COMP 506 – Organizational Behavior in Information Systems(3)
COMP 507 – Business Perspectives on IS: Strategy, Governance, Management, and Operations (course currently in production)(3)
COMP 508 – Managing Innovation and Change in IS (course currently in production)(3)
COMP 601 – Survey of Computing and Information Systems (required for all students)(3)
Pathway 2
COMP 602 – Enterprise Information Management(3)
COMP 604 – Enterprise Computer Networks(3)
COMP 605 – Project Management for Information Systems(3)
COMP 607 – Ethical, Legal, Social Issues in Information Technology(3)
COMP 610 – Selected Topics in Software Engineering(3)
COMP 638 – Enterprise Modeling(3)
COMP 648 – Advanced Topics in Human-Computer Interaction(3)
COMP 657 – Artificial Intelligence: Principles and Techniques(3)
COMP 682 – Data Mining(3)
COMP 689 – Advanced Distributed Systems(3)
COMP 695 – Research Methods in Information Systems (required for all students)(3)
Pathway 3
BIOL 625 – Bioinformatics and Genomics(3)
COMP 617 – Designing Real-Time Software(3)
COMP 625 – Algorithms for Bioinformatics(3)
COMP 635 – Green ICT Strategies(3)
COMP 637 – Mobile Computing(3)
COMP 650 – Social Computing(3)
COMP 656 – Cloud Computing(3)
COMP 658 – Computational Intelligence(3)
COMP 659 – Statistical Language Processing for Text Analytics(3)
COMP 660 – Enterprise Information and Network Security(3)
COMP 667 – Multiagent Systems(3)
COMP 674 – Theory of Computation(3)
COMP 683 – Introduction to Learning and Knowledge Analytics(3)
COMP 684 – Business Intelligence(3)
COMP 692 – Independent Study I(3)
COMP 693 – Independent Study II(3)
COMP 694 – Advanced Topics in Information Systems(3)
ENSC 620 – Environmental Data Analysis(3)
GEOG 621 – Geographic Information Systems and Science: An Environmental Science Approach (course currently in production)(3)
Pathway 4
Students are required to complete or get advanced standing for:
COMP 505 – Operations Management in Information Systems(3)
or
COMP 507 – Business Perspectives on IS: Strategy, Governance, Management, and Operations (course currently in production)
And complete:
COMP 605 – Project Management for Information Systems(3)
COMP 607 – Ethical, Legal, Social Issues in Information Technology(3)
And 1 of:
COMP 508 – Managing Innovation and Change in IS (course currently in production)(3)
or
COMP 610 – Selected Topics in Software Engineering
or
COMP 635 – Green ICT Strategies
or
COMP 638 – Enterprise Modeling
Pathway 5
Students are required to complete or get advanced standing for:
COMP 501 – Systems Development with Emerging Technology(3)
And complete:
COMP 602 – Enterprise Information Management(3)
COMP 610 – Selected Topics in Software Engineering(3)
And 1 of:
COMP 605 – Project Management for Information Systems(3)
or
COMP 607 – Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues in Information Technology(3)
or
COMP 638 – Enterprise Modeling(3)
or
COMP 648 – Advanced Topics in Human-Computer Interaction(3)
or
COMP 689 – Advanced Distributed Systems(3)
Pathway 6
Students are required to complete or get advanced standing for:
COMP 504 – Object Structure and Programming(3)
And complete:
COMP 682 – Data Mining(3)
COMP 683 – Introduction to Learning and Knowledge Analytics(3)
And 1 of:
COMP 602 – Enterprise Information Management(3)
or
COMP 607 – Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues in Information Technology
or
COMP 657 – Artificial Intelligence: Principles and Techniques
or
COMP 658 – Computational Intelligence
or
COMP 684 – Business Intelligence
Pathway 7
Students are required to complete or get advanced standing for:
COMP 503 – Information Technology Hardware and Software(3)
And complete:
COMP 604 – Enterprise Computer Networks(3)
COMP 660 – Enterprise Information and Network Security(3)
And 1 of:
COMP 607 – Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues in Information Technology(3)
COMP 656 – Cloud Computing
or
COMP 689 – Advanced Distributed Systems
Pathway 8
Students are required to complete or get advanced standing for:
COMP 501 – Systems Development with Emerging Technology(3)
And complete:
COMP 607 – Ethical, Legal, Social Issues in Information Technology(3)
COMP 657 – Artificial Intelligence: Principles and Techniques(3)
And 1 of:
COMP 658 – Computational Intelligence(3)
or
COMP 667 – Multiagent Systems
or
COMP 682 – Data Mining
or
COMP 683 – Introduction to Learning and Knowledge Analytics
or
COMP 684 – Business Intelligence
Pathway 9
Students are required to complete or get advanced standing for:
COMP 503 – Information Technology Hardware and Software(3)
And complete:
COMP 656 – Cloud Computing(3)
COMP 689 – Advanced Distributed Services(3)
And 1 of:
COMP 604 – Enterprise Computer Networks(3)
or
COMP 607 – Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues in Information Technology
or
COMP 660 – Enterprise Information and Network Security
Pathway 10
Students are required to complete or get advanced standing for:
COMP 505 – Operations Management in Information Systems(3)
or
COMP 507 – Business Perspectives on IS: Strategy, Governance, Management, and Operations (course currently in production)
And complete:
COMP 620 – Health Informatics (course currently in production)(3)
And 1 of:
MHST 601 – Critical Foundations in Health Disciplines(3)
or
MHST 602 – Transforming Health Care through Informatics
And 1 of:
COMP 602 – Enterprise Information Management(3)
or
COMP 605 – Project Management for Information Systems
or
COMP 607 – Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues in Information Technology
or
COMP 610 – Selected Topics in Software Engineering
or
COMP 635 – Green ICT Strategies
or
COMP 648 – Advanced Topics in Human-Computer Interaction
or
COMP 650 – Social Computing
Pathway 11
Students are required to complete or get advanced standing for:
COMP 505 – Operations Management in Information Systems(3)
or
COMP 507 – Business Perspectives on IS: Strategy, Governance, Management, and Operations (course currently in production)
And complete:
COMP 683 – Introduction to Learning and Knowledge Analytics(3)
MDDE 603 – Foundations of Instructional Design: Systems Analysis and Learning Theory(3)
And 1 of:
MDDE 613 – Adult Education and Lifelong Learning(3)
or
COMP 602 – Enterprise Information Management
or
COMP 605 – Project Management for Information Systems
or
COMP 607 – Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues in Information Technology
or
COMP 635 – Green ICT Strategies
or
COMP 638 – Enterprise Modeling
or
COMP 648 – Advanced Topics in Human-Computer Interaction
or
COMP 650 – Social Computing
Pathway 12
Students are required to complete:
COMP 602 – Enterprise Information Management(3)
and
COMP 625 – Algorithms for Bioinformatics(3)
and
BIOL 625 – Bioinformatics and Genomics(3)
and one of:
COMP 657 – Artificial Intelligence: Principles and Techniques(3)
or
COMP 658 – Computational Intelligence
or
COMP 659 – Statistical Language Processing for Text Analytics
or
COMP 682 – Data Mining
or
COMP 683 – Introduction to Learning and Knowledge Analytics
or
COMP 684 – Business Intelligence
Pathway 13
Students are required to complete or get advanced standing for:
COMP 504 – Object Structure and Programming(3)
and complete:
COMP 682 – Data Mining(3)
and
ENSC 620 – Environmental Data Analysis(3)
and one of:
COMP 602 – Enterprise Information Management(3)
or
COMP 607 – Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues in Information Technology
or
COMP 657 – Artificial Intelligence: Principles and Techniques
or
COMP 658 – Computational Intelligence
or
COMP 659 – Statistical Language Processing for Text Analytics
or
COMP 683 – Introduction to Learning and Knowledge Analytics
or
COMP 684 – Business Intelligence
or
GEOG 621 – Geographic Information Systems and Science: An Environmental Science Approach (course currently in production)

Sources and references

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