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COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Faculty Computer Science: Joan Calvert (Director MSCIT), Fatemeh Abdollahzadeh, Mark Friedman, Bradley Kjell, Zdravko Markov, Brian O'Connell, Irena Pevac, Rathika Rajaravivarma, Neli Zlatareva (Dept. Phone 832-2710) Management Information Systems: Janet Alampi, George Claffey, Marianne D’Onofrio, Michael Gendron, A.T. Tom Jarmoszko, Fahad Kayal, JooEng Lee-Partridge, Leslie Leong, Olga Petkova (Dept. Phone: 832-3297) Computer Electronics And Graphics Technology: Margaret Haase, Veeramuthu Rajaravivarma, Sanford Rich, Karen Coale Tracey, Deborah Zanella (Dept. Phone: 832-1830) For more Information visit the CIT website at http://www.cs.ccsu.edu/cit/index.htm Overview The Computer Science, Management Information Systems and Industrial Technology Departments jointly offer a Master of Science degree in Computer Information Technology. Computer science is focused on the study of algorithms, the software that implements them, the properties of computers and the processes for creating these technologies. Industrial technology focuses on computer networking and the hands-on manipulation of the components and hardware systems that make up a computer and computer network. Management information systems focuses on the use of information technology for end-users and manipulating data for decision making. Program MASTER OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 33 credits as follows: Core Courses (18 credits): CS 501 Foundations in Computer Science I CS 502 Computing and Communications Technology MIS 501 Foundations of MIS MIS 502 e-Business and Information Technology CET 501 Applied Networking Technology CET 533 Digital Communication Specialization (12 credits): Students select 12 credits from one of the three following specializations in consultation with an adviser. Specialization 1 — Computer Science Electives: CS 407, 410, 423, 460, 462, 463, 473, 481, 490, 530, 550, 570, 580, 590 Specialization 2 — Management Information Systems electives: MIS 510, 515, 550, 561, 565, 569 Specialization 3 — Networking and Telecommunication Tech Electives: Capstone (3 credits):
Students may register for this course upon completion
of core requirements. Ideally, a corporate-sponsored, integrated group
project which will demonstrate professional level command of performance
goals as judged by a team of faculty from each specialization. Two
deliverables: a paper of publishable quality describing the goals,
objectives, processes and outcomes; an oral presentation (to be
videotaped and archived together with the paper). May be taken after
core requirements are completed and concurrently with courses in the
chosen specialization.
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