Courses
Tentative Distance Schedule - 2008
Spring 2008 Offerings Offerings
- 95-703 Database Management 12 units (core)
- 95-730 E-Business Technology and Management 12 units (core)
- 95-834 Managing IT Systems Development 12 units
- 95-807 Object-oriented Programming in Java 12 units (core)
- 17-655 Architectures for Software Systems 12 units (elective)
- 95-715 Financial Accounting 6 units (elective)
- 95-803 Information Warfare 6 units (elective)
Tentative Summer 2008 Offerings
Registration is April 14th - 25th
- 95-815 Programming Basics in Java 1 unit (prep)
- 95-706 Object Oriented Programming and Design 6 units (core)
- 95-752 Information Security Management 12 units (elective)
- 95-708 Geographic Information Systems 12 units (elective)
- 95-795 Entrepreneurism and Business Planning 12 units (elective)
- 95-810 Managing in a Virtual Environment 6 units (elective)
- 95-716 Principles of Finance 6 units (elective)
Tentative Fall 2008 Offerings
Registration is July 9th-17th
- 95-815 Programming Basics in Java 1 unit (prep)
- 95-705 Telecommunications Management 12 units (core)
- 95-730 Electronic Commerce 12 units (core)
- 95-833 Global IT Management 12 units (elective)
- 17-653 Managing Software Development 12 units (elective)
- 95-704 Advanced Database 12 units (elective)
- 95-753 Internet Security 6 units (elective)
- 95-808 IT Project Management 6 units (Core)
- 95-706 Object Oriented Analysis and Design 6 units (core)
MSIT Distance Course Catalog
The MSIT distance courses are taken from courses offered by our campus programs in MSIT and the MISM program - our sister degree for full time, campus students. Read the prerequisites to make sure you are eligible to register for that course.
- 95-703
- Database Management
- 95-704
- Advanced Database Management
- 95-705
- Telecommunications Management
- 95-706
- Object Oriented Analysis & Design
- 95-708
- Geographic Information Systems
- 95-710
- Economic Analysis
- 95-715
- Financial Accounting
- 95-716
- Principles of Finance
- 95-730
- E-Business Technology and Management
- 95-752
- Introduction to Information Security Management
- 95-753
- Internet Security
- 95-795
- Entrepreneurship and Business Planning
- 95-803
- Information Warfare
- 95-807
- Object-Oriented Programming (Java)
- 95-808
- IT Project Management
- 95-810
- Managing in a Virtual Environment
- 95-815
- Programming Basics in Java
- 95-833
- Global IT Management
- 95-834
- Managing IT Systems Development
- 17-653
- Managing Software Development
- 17-655
- Architectures for Software Systems
Course Format
Designed to be the premier IT management degree for working professionals, we do our best to ensure the program is manageable and flexible for adult students. We understand that at times work life, school life and home life overlap. The distance format gives students the ability to allocate their school time around other demands. Our faculty is cognizant of working students' needs and we expect our distance instructors to make reasonable accommodations as life situations arise.
Characteristics of our distance delivery include:
- Same courses & instructors as on-campus - classes filmed on-campus so you can be assured you are receiving the same timely, high-quality education as our campus students.
- Just In Time Learning CDs - featuring keyword searchable video lectures, transcripts, indexed PowerPoint slides and associated course materials.
- State-of-the-art Learning Management System - Blackboard creates a virtual classroom experience, as well as provides central access to all of your course websites.
- Integrity of the program is ensured through the use of proctored exams. When a proctored exam is required, distance students may take the exam on-campus in Pittsburgh or provide an Exam Proctor who will administer the exam at the student's location.
