Graduate School of Management & Technology - Programs

Technology Management Program

• Program Description
• Overview of Specializations
• Program Objectives
• Student Profile

Specialization Requirements

• E-Business
• Distance Education and Technology
• Homeland Security Management
• Information Systems & Services
• Project Management

Dual Degrees

• Master of Business Administration

Related Certificates

• Database Systems Technology
• E-Business
• Foundations of Information Technology
• Informatics
• Information Assurance
• Project Management
• Software Engineering
• Systems Analysis
• Telecommunications Management
• More

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Description

The Master of Science in Technology Management (TMAN) program provides a broad-based core of management competency in the central business functions, along with a deep understanding of generic technologies that enable specific business capabilities.

Core courses focus on a common management competency, while specializations allow a student to customize depth in technology toward the student’s long-term career goals. Technical depth is provided in several specialization areas: Homeland Security Management, Information Systems and Services, E-Business, Distance Education Technology, and Project Management.

Overview of Specializations

This program offers five specializations:

• Distance Education Technology
• E-Business
• Homeland Security Management
• Information Systems and Services
• Project Management

Program Objectives

Graduates of this program will be able to:

• Manage the fast pace of technological change that is vitally important to both private- and public-sector organizations
• Manage businesses and public organizations with, and through, technology
• Understand the technological basis of management activities that are essential for modern management

Program Overview

The curriculum requires 36 credits of coursework and is divided into 15 credits of required program core coursework, and 21 credits of required coursework, including a 3-credit capstone course, from one of the program specializations.

Student Profile

Students with an undergraduate degree and experience in any field can enter this program.