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Graduate Certificate - Information Security
Earning a graduate certificate in Information Security prepares students to gain the up-to-date skills to connect, monitor, and ensure network systems are protected and tamper-resistant for businesses. Determining the protection mechanisms of hardware and software vulnerabilities is essential to protecting networking systems so businesses can run confidently and smoothly. Prospective students should currently hold a bachelor's degree or higher prior to enrollment.
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Graduate Certificate - Information Systems Management
Earning a graduate certificate in Information Systems Management teaches individuals how to supervise the work of systems analysts, computer programmers, and support specialists. Students learn how to plan, coordinate, maintain, and update computer and information systems using the latest innovations in software and architecture to secure systems for information security. Prospective students should currently hold a bachelor's degree or higher prior to enrollment.
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Graduate Certificate - Network and Communications Management
Earning a graduate certificate in Network and Communications Management prepares students with or without a network and communication background to plan, coordinate, and integrate sophisticated network technologies and voice/data communications systems for organizations. Students gain essential skills to design networks, develop budgets for equipment, maintain network security, and evaluate new trends for future growth. Prospective students should currently hold a bachelor's degree or higher prior to enrollment.
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Graduate Certificate - Telecommunications Management
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Graduate Certificate - Wireless Communications
Earning a graduate certificate in Wireless Communications can prepare individuals to work in the telecommunications industry as they learn about the technical challenges of transmitting voice, data, and multimedia over the rapidly expanding field of devices that are currently in use. Applications now include cell phones, smart homes and appliances, autonomous sensor networks, video teleconferencing, and much more as this field keeps growing. Prospective students should currently have a bachelor's degree prior to enrolling in this program.
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Master's - Information Systems Management
Earning a master's degree in Information Systems Management provides the strong business leadership skills and the know-how necessary to determine and implement company's goals in computer-related technologies. Courses teach how to plan, coordinate, maintain, and upgrade computer and information systems. Graduates will also be prepared to manage innovations in software and architectures, information security, network, and database systems. Prospective students should currently hold a bachelor's degree or higher and can complete the master's program in approximately 2 years.
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Master's - Network and Communications Management
Earning a master's degree in Network and Communications Management prepares students to plan and coordinate adoption and integration of the increasingly sophisticated network technologies and voice/data communications utilized by organizations to support future growth. Students gain essential skills to design networks, develop budgets for equipment, maintain network security, and evaluate new trends for future growth. Prospective students should currently hold a bachelor's degree or higher and can complete the master's program in approximately 2 years.
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Master's - Telecommunications Management
