(FALL 2023, 2 cr.) Repeatable for Credit: No Overview of the M.S. in Information and Communication Technologies. Research strategies, collaborative software overview and portfolio development.

ICT-701 Information and Communication Technologies in Organizations

(SPRING 2024, 3 cr.) Repeatable for Credit: No Evaluation of information and communication technologies. Impacts and development of information and communication technologies in organizations and society. Prerequisite or Corequisite: Take ICT-700

ICT-710 Learning Technologies

(SUMMER 2025, 3 cr.) Repeatable for Credit: No Overview and selection criteria of instructor-led, computer-based, and distance learning systems for delivering content to trainees in the workplace. Includes the development of training materials in a variety of formats.

INMGT 712 Operational Disruption Management (3 credits)

The importance of being able to recognize and manage operational and supply disruptions. Topics include: identification and mitigation of technology and supply disruptions, ethical considerations, cost implications and recovery planning. Upon completing this course, students will be able

(FALL 2023, 3cr.) Repeatable for Credit: No Apply systems thinking in developing frameworks for forecasting technology driven topics. Examine the implications of technological change along with social change for various futures.

ICT-780 Information and Communication Portfolio

(FALL 2024, 1-3 cr.) Repeatable for Credit: Yes Develop and present a portfolio that contains artifacts and research-based reflections that demonstrate the competencies for the M.S. in Information and Communication Technologies. The final product is an electronic portfolio. Prerequisite: take during semester of graduation

DMT-511 ICT Analytics

(SPRING 2024, 3 cr.) Repeatable for Credit: No Earn the Google Analytics Certification. Technological changes across historical, political, and social contexts. Actionable recommendations regarding technology usage and systems in the workplace.

DMT-555 ICT Analytics

Information and communication technologies (ICT) systems analysis and design methods supporting contemporary enterprise. Includes roles, relationship to systems development life cycle (SDLC) reflecting contemporary ICT systems analysis and design practice, methodologies and ICT project management.

This course prepares student to take the Microsoft Server 2012 70-410 Examination. Introduction to Windows Server 2012 including bare‐metal installation, configuration and management of network service roles and features. Implementation of Microsoft Active Directory explored.

Foundational understanding of Agile methodologies with practical application in business settings. Exploration of principles and frameworks like Scrum, Kanban, and Extreme Programming, and key techniques like interactive development and project and program management techniques to apply Agile effectively in business, business analysis, and project management roles.

(FALL 2024, 3 cr.) Repeatable for Credit: No Concepts from communication networks. LAN, MAN, WAN networks. Introduction to LAN switching, ATM and virtual LANS. Designing and integration of LAN switching virtual networking and ATM into today’s networks.

DMT 400/600 Special Topic: Search Engine Marketing (3 credits

Determine the role, function and process of implementing technology driven paid digital campaigns in an overall digital marketing strategy including Social Media Platforms and Search Engines. Construct and configure an online Shopify storefront, observing content management systems.Content management is the process of organizing, storing, retrieving, and governing various forms of content, including digital assets, documents, and web content