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Master of Science in
Information Technology

As companies increasingly face both important technology and management decisions, demand for business professionals with graduate degrees is expected to continue to grow. If you’re interested in keeping pace with recent advances in technology and earning an advanced degree, a Master of Science in Information Technology is the program for you.

Some of the courses that make up this degree program include: Management Information Systems, Systems Analysis and Modeling, Advanced Analytical Methods for Management and Computer Systems Administration. These courses, in addition to courses in organizational behavior, corporate finance and software system management, merge technology and business education to help you succeed in today’s dynamic, technology-centric organizations.

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Management Information Systems (MGT 5014)
A study of information systems design associated with business organizations. Topics include development life cycles, requirements analysis, systems design and performance considerations. Information systems are viewed as tools to provide competitive advantage.

Systems Analysis and Modeling (MGT 5066)
Application of case analysis and modeling tools in a business environment. Systems analysis is discussed and computer models constructed. Includes system classification, problem formulation, decision/risk analysis, modeling techniques, discrete event simulation and evaluation of information. Design project required.

Advanced Analytical Methods for Management (MGT 5133)
Covers quantitative models using management science, operations research and decision science techniques with business applications. Includes linear and integer linear programming (graphical and simplex methods), inventory models, queuing models and Markov processes.

Computer Systems Administration (MGT 5152)
A study of a chief information officer’s multiple roles in management of computer-based resources, both centralized and networked data center operations with wide-area networks, local-area networks and computer-based systems.

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Learn information systems design, including development life cycles and requirements analysis, as it applies to business organizations.

Build quantitative models using management science, operations research and decision science techniques with business applications.

Explore management’s consideration of functional requirement specifications, design, development, implementation and maintenance of computer-based software systems that provide information technology-related services to organizations.

Gain skills you can apply immediately in the workplace.

“With my last time in college being over 10 years ago, I thought an MS in IT would give me a better understanding, not just of technology but of how technology fits within the larger business model. I was pleased to find an online program through a real, established brick-and-mortar school like Florida Tech. I particularly liked the flexibility of viewing lectures — during the week or on the weekend — without significantly impacting my time with my family.”

Christian Haiber, Tampa, FL

Master of Science in Information Technology

Requirements	Credits
Core and Major Education	24
Directed Electives	9
Total:	33