Colorado Technical University

Earning an MBA degree may train dedicated professionals for higher levels of management positions and opportunities. This course may benefit such determined individuals as they work to develop their communication and leadership techniques, research and problem-solving skills, and how to plan and direct human and financial resources effectively. Today's executive leaders should be current in all the aspects of business operations and latest technology options available to increase productions and profitability. Prospective students should currently hold a bachelor's degree or higher.

Earning a master's degree in Computer Systems Security may teach motivated students how to formulate an implementation plan, design and implement security measures, and monitor and manage computer systems security. Successful graduates will use their thinking skills for decision making and problem solving along with being able to make recommendations on the technical requirements that are needed for a successful security infrastructure. Prospective students should currently have a bachelor's degree or higher in any field.

Earning a master's degree in Database Systems will teach the enthused student how to analyze, design, implement, and optimize complex data strategies. Prepared graduates will be able to transform data into information that managers and executives need to know to be able to make informed business decisions for their company. Successful graduates will also work to be able to evaluate the issues that will hurt or help the development and modification of software systems. Prospective students should currently have a bachelor's degree or higher in any field.

Earning a master's degree in Software Engineering may teach focused students the principles of computer science, engineering, and mathematical analysis to be able to design, develop, test, and evaluate some of the software that make it possible for computers to perform the applications needed. Prepared graduates will have a better understanding of the operating systems, networking technology, and engineering software. Prospective students should currently have a bachelor's degree or higher in any field.

Earning a master's degree in Criminal Justice may teach motivated students about court rulings, public opinion, research finding, and legislative actions that affect the operations of criminal justice administrative organizations. Successful students will look at corrections, law enforcement, the courts, and how they interact within Constitutional framework. Prospective students should currently hold a bachelor's degree or higher.

The Master of Science in Information Technology (MSIT) program may provide the knowledge to successfully apply information technology theory and principles to address business opportunities and challenges. Under the guidance of practitioner faculty, the dedicated and hard-working student uses innovative digital materials to develop competencies to apply: Systems Analysis and Design, Computer Programming, Database Development, Network Technologies, Information Systems Security, Web Technologies, and Project Planning. Prospective students should currently have a bachelor's degree or higher in any field.

Earning a master's degree in Management will help the eager student learn the fundamentals of management. Successful graduates will make the most of this opportunity to study the basics of business management. The determined student will be able to create and develop a proactive management plan to apply to various organizations. Prospective students should currently have a bachelor's degree or higher in any field.

Earning a master's degree in Management with a focus in Information Technology and Project Management may teach diligent students how to determine and calculate project risks according to budgeting constraints. Prepared graduates will be able to demonstrate analytical and critical thinking skills that are needed to design, build, integrate, and manage the information technology systems. Prospective students should currently hold a bachelor's degree or higher.

Earning a master's degree in Systems Engineering will teach able learners how to conduct operations systems research using modeling/simulation/testing methods, synthesis techniques, process control, and system integration tools. Prepared graduates will be able to explain the role and scope of systems engineering and how it is related to project management. Prospective students should currently hold a bachelor's degree or higher.