Master of Science in Information Systems - Systems Development Management
The Master of Science in Information System is a degree designed within the premise of competitiveness. A student who finishes this degree is equipped with the practical and theoretical know-how on how to address the different issues associated with building computer-based systems that supports modern organizations. It also allows students to learn how to effectively manage information as an important organizational resource.
At Strayer University, students are supported from the moment they started studying until the time they graduate. Every degree offered is grounded on real life perspectives and relevant to working professionals. Finishing a degree on MSIS-Systems Development Management gives students the confidence, skills and knowledge making them in-demand in the corporate world.
A student has to finish a total of 54 credit hours of graduate-level course work and with the concentration on Systems Development Management. He or she has to undergo three concentration subjects including Enterprise Technology Process Models, Simulation and Modeling I and Enterprise Planning Architectures.
| School: | Strayer University |
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| Field of Study: | Online Degree » Business & MBA » Business Information Systems |
| Accreditation: | Strayer University is regionally accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. |
| Delivery Format: | Online or on campus with Strayer\'s 65+ campus locations, students can choose a campus, online, or blended delivery format. |
| Educational Level: | Master Degree |
| Language: | English |
| Requirements: | This program is not offered to residents of New Jersey. Persons interested should possess at least a bachelor�s degree in a related field. |
