Curriculum
Perspective
The Program addresses the increasingly complex demands placed on current and future managers and decision makers
in the private, public and sectors. Courses cover a broad range of management and networking issues while reinforcing
a systems approach. Since the program takes a holistic, rather than an individualistic approach, students learn
everything about information systems technologies, societal and management issues.
Many different perspectives-computer and information science, decision systems, business, govermental and environmental
policy-enrich the program. Each perspective is essential, but the combination is the key. These multiple perspectives
allow for an exchange of ideas among a diverse group of faculty and students, not only in the classroom, but also
beyond.
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Degree Requirements
The Degree requires twelve (12) course, each of three (3) semester credits . Out of the total twelve, six (6)
must be taken at Matn University. Requirements include (for more details on courses, see Academic
Curriculum (for a Closer Look):
- One basic course in statistical methodology.
- One course on probability and stochastic processes.
- One course in information technology.
- One course in decision sysytems
- Four courses in selected area of concentration
- Two electives from a specified list of graduate courses available to all graduate students at the masters and
doctoral levels.
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Thesis Option
Master's degree candidates have the option of doing a Masters Thesis in their selected area of concentration.
The thesis caries six (6) semester credits and will be considered in lieu of the two (2) elective course degree
requirement
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