Information Systems Engineering (Master's)

You want to learn the most current information on wireless, broadband, and optical networking. You’re interested in the software that meets a company’s confidentiality needs. In short, you’re the perfect candidate for an MS in Information Systems Engineering, a degree that will move you beyond technical issues into leadership roles. An advanced technical background is required for admission to this program, either through under- graduate school or job training.

The Master of Science program recognizes your IT work experience along with your undergraduate degree, and enables you to obtain your degree in as few as 11 classes plus your thesis preparation and presentation. A total of 40 credits are required to obtain your degree, including 25 credits in Information Technology Core Requirements. The IT Core provides advanced knowledge of software engineering, integrated data resource management and e-business strategies. Major requirements for the MS/ISE program include Telecommunications/Satellite Systems Engineering, Security System Engineering and Project Verification and Validation, among others.