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Information Assurance Students in the information assurance track must complete the following courses: CSMN 655 Information Risk Assessment and Security Management (3) CSMN 681 Cryptology and Data Protection (3) CSMN 683 Intrusion Detection, Incident Response, and Computer Forensics (3) CSMN 685 Security Policy, Ethics, and the Legal Environment (3) TLMN 672 Network and Internet Security (3) Information Resources Management Students in the information resource management track must complete the following courses: CSMN 635 Systems Development and Project Control (3) CSMN 636 Telecommunications and Connectivity (3) ITSM 637 IT Acquisitions Management (3) Software Development Management Students in the software development management track must complete the following courses: MSWE 645 System and Software Standards and Requirements (3) MSWE 646 Software Design and Implementation (3) MSWE 647 Software Verification and Validation (3) MSWE 648 Software Maintenance (3) Elective Courses Students must choose elective courses from the following to complete the required number of credits for the degree program. Students in the database systems technologies and information assurance tracks choose one elective; students in the applied computer systems and software development management tracks choose two electives; students in the information resources management track choose three electives. ADMN 644 Decision Support Systems and Expert Systems (3) ADMN 645 Information Technology, the CIO, and Organizational Transformation (3) MSWE 645 System and Software Standards and Requirements (3) MSWE 646 Software Design and Implementation (3) MSWE 647 Software Verification and Validation (3) MSWE 648 Software Maintenance (3) Any CSMN course Any TLMN course Any TMAN course End-of-Program Option Students must choose one of two end-of-program options: ■ CSMN 690 Management Project (3) ■ One interdisciplinary course—chosen from ADMN 625, ADMN 635, ADMN 638, ECOM 610, ECOM 620, ECOM 670, IMAN 601, IMAN 625, IMAN 635, IMAN 661,* or TMAN 633, and one depth course—chosen from MSWE 645, MSWE 646, MSWE 647, MSWE 648, or any CSMN or TLMN course * Includes a trip to Europe. Course descriptions are found on pp. 110–56. | 56 | 2003–2004 Graduate Catalog
STAFF Chair and Program Director Robert Ouellette rouellette@umuc.edu Coordinator Mary Murrel mmurrel@umuc.edu Administrative Assistant Fran Rogalski frogalski@umuc.edu Phone: 800-888-UMUC, ext. 7824 Master of Science in E-Commerce The Master of Science (MS) in e-commerce degree program introduces participants to the critical competencies and skills needed to effectively identify, develop, and implement e-commerce business strategies in various types of organizations. These competencies and skills are developed using several key themes incorporated throughout the program in the core curriculum, which consists of technology-driven change; dynamic innovation and creativity; globalization of commerce; ethics, social responsibility, and cultural sensitivity; and integrative systems thinking and practice. These themes are continually reinforced in the core courses. They form the basis of lectures, readings, exercises and graded assignments, individual and group projects, cases, and discussions. Overview This 36-credit degree program leads to the degree of Master of Science in e-commerce. It consists of nine core courses, including a capstone course, and three elective courses. The three elective courses can be selected from existing UMUC graduate courses. Agreement with Capitol College Information on UMUC’s transfer agreement with Capitol College is on p. 9. Program Requirements Decision-Pending Status Students may enroll in one of the following graduate courses before UMUC has received the official college transcript from the bachelor’s-degree-granting institution: ECOM 610 or ECOM 620. Students must receive an admission decision before subsequent enrollments. Formats/Locations Courses in e-commerce are currently offered online only. Elective courses may be available at locations in the metropolitan Washington, D.C., area. Students should check the current Graduate Schedule of Classes to determine when courses will be offered at specific locations. Students who first complete the entire MS in e-commerce degree program and meet all requirements for graduation will be eligible to earn an MBA, in either the regular or executive format, with only an additional 18–24 semester hours of coursework. The MBA is offered online. More information on the dual degree program is on p. 86. Executive dual degree programs are described on pp. 95–96. | 57 |
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