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Master of Science in Technology Management

Computer Science

University of Maryland, University College

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Description

Technology management is vitally important for both private and public sector organizations, which must manage the fast pace of technological change. Now all businesses and public organizations are managed with and through technology, and understanding the technological bases of management activities is essential for modern management skills. For example, information technology is used in planning and controlling operations and in marketing. Product and production technologies are used in designing and producing products. Service technologies are used in delivering services. Technologies pervade the whole organizational structure and all operations. A Master of Science in Technology Management provides

1. a broad-based core of management competency in the central business functions, along with
2. a deep understanding of generic technologies that enable specific business capabilities.

Seven core courses focus upon a common management competency,while six elective courses allow a student to customize depth in technology toward the student's long-term career goals. Technical depth can be provided wholly or partly in several technical areas:

- Biotechnology
- Environment
- E-Commerce
- Systems
- Information Technology
- Administration

Master of Science in Telecommunications Management

Computer Science

University of Maryland, University College

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Description

The Master of Science (MS) in Telecommunications Management is designed to provide the technical knowledge and management skills needed to plan, acquire, operate, and evaluate telecommunications systems.
The program emphasizes critical management concepts, such as the structure and environment of the telecommunications industry, strategic planning, financial management, and organizational assessment.

The program offers instruction specific to telecommunications in the following areas:

- Data-communications systems
- Computer networks
- Common-carrier networks
- Satellite systems
- Electronic mass media
- Management support systems
- The complex process of hardware and software acquisition from the standpoint of both the purchaser and the vendor
- The application of these topics to practical issues of telecommunications management

All students are required to have access to a computer and a modem capable of supporting current software to complete their degree program.

Master of Software Engineering

Computer Science

University of Maryland, University College

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Description

The Master of Software Engineering was developed to provide a basic foundation in technical concepts and design techniques as well as management and teamwork approaches. The mission of the program is to prepare students to develop software products and services for industry and government in a cost-effective manner.
The emphasis of the program is on implementing software engineering projects within cost and schedule by applying proven and innovative practices that overcome the shortcomings of the current paradigm.

Master of Software Engineering

Computer Science

Carnegie Mellon University

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Description

The Master of Software Engineering (MSE) provides an environment for mastering the discipline of software engineering for professionals. The degree will be received upon successful completion of the five core courses, four electives and the Studio. In order to qualify for this program, students must have corporate sponsors and have six co-located students, in addition to meeting the individual admission criteria.

Master of Telecommunications Management

Computer Science

Keller Graduate School of Management

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Description

It's an exciting time for telecommunications. Keller's Master of Telecommunications Management curriculum, availability of which varies by location, provides the right balance of technical concepts and management expertise, making students and graduates of the program invaluable in this fast-paced field. You'll learn about developing technologies and implementing them to best meet the needs of your organization.

Specialization in Network Architecture and Design

Computer Science

Capella University

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Description

Organizations need systems design and programming personnel, but without a secure and high performing network infrastructure, a business cannot be successful. Network professionals ensure that networks are designed and maintained to support the success of an organization. They are responsible for making the right connections for the Internet, intranets, and extranets; including designing and maintaining local area networks, and wide area networks. They are also responsible for developing and implementing the organizations information security plan and disaster recovery plan. The Network Architecture and Design Specialization helps prepare technical leaders with the skills necessary to design and implement high quality networks that meet the needs of business.

Specialization in Project Management and Leadership

Computer Science

Capella University

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Description

Information Technology professionals who will be in high demand by global enterprises and entrepreneurial start-ups must be able to master project management and risk management skills. These professionals need to understand the new Internet and Web technologies, the key organizational and societal issues impacting technology and understand how to effectively motivate individuals and teams. The Project Management and Leadership Specialization helps prepare technical leaders and managers with the skills necessary to successfully lead multiple technology projects that span across dispersed geographical areas.

Specialization in System Design and Programming

Computer Science

Capella University

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Description

The Internet and Web have spurred innovative ideas for new business applications, creating higher demands on technical professionals. Many companies estimate that their greatest demand for Information Technology professionals will fall in the area of programming, software and engineering, web development and database development. The System Design and Programming Specialization helps prepare technical leaders with the skills necessary to design and implement high quality applications that meet the needs of business.

The Master of Science In Computer Science (MSCS)

Computer Science

Capitol College

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Description

The Master of Science in Computer Science (MSCS) is targeted at working professionals seeking to upgrade their computer skills. The program fosters innovative thinking and encourages new approaches to solving problems through the use of emerging technologies. It provides students with the advanced knowledge and skills necessary to design and use modern computer-based systems. The emphasis is on emerging technologies including embedded languages, distributed programming, wireless technologies, miniaturization (PDAs), real-time graphics, and data security.

MSCS is a thirty credit-hour degree program that consists of ten graduate courses. The subject matter covers a range of issues that focus on new technologies, graphics aimed at virtual realities, and the Internet. This means that traditional courses such as language theory, distributed programming, and operating systems, are presented in a new light. For example, language theory concentrates on mini-languages that can be embedded in other applications and have specific currency in Internet applications, threaded and distributed programming is taught in the context of the Internet and GUI interfaces, and the operating systems course is aimed at contrasting operating systems and browser technologies rather than presenting the standard operating system fare.

The Master of Science in Information & Telecommunications Systems Management (ITSM)

Computer Science

Capitol College

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Description

The M.S. in Information & Telecommunications Systems Management degree program (ITSM) is designed to produce professionals with skills and options relevant to careers in the 21st century. Systems theory is the underlying foundation from which this program is designed and taught. Students learn how to manage organizational systems and information systems characterized by increasing change and complexity. The interdisciplinary nature of the program, coupled with faculty who are scholarly practitioners, provide students with academic and applied skills to become valuable and experienced team members in technology-based organizations.

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