Department of Technology Systems

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Tijjani Mohammed, Chair, Suite 202, Science and Technology Building

The Department of Technology Systems offers graduate programs leading to the graduate certificate, the master of science, and a consortium-based doctor of philosophy (PhD). The department is a leading proponent of collaborative network-based learning and offers many of its graduate programs online. Students are expected to be proficient in use of a personal computer and have access to high speed internet service.

Graduate certificates offered through the department include: computer network professional, cyber security professional, lean six-sigma black-belt (LSSBB), and website developer. The department also offers master of science (MS) degrees in network technology, occupational safety, and technology management. The MS in network technology degree program includes studies in the areas of computer networking management, digital communications technology, information security, and web technologies. The MS in occupational safety builds upon expertise in foundational regulatory and technical aspects of occupational safety and is a stand along degree program.The MS in technology management includes study in the areas of industrial distribution and logistics, manufacturing systems, performance improvement, and quality systems. The doctor of philosophy (PhD) in technology management is designed to prepare scholars for leadership positions in education, industry, government, and business. The PhD is offered through a five-university consortium with the degree being awarded through Indiana State University. Graduates from all of these graduate programs are prepared to manage rapidly changing technologies and technical systems.

General Admission Requirements

Applicants must meet the admission requirements of the Graduate School. Acceptance into any master’s degree program in the Department of Technology Systems is based on satisfactory undergraduate grades, scores on a graduate test including the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT), the Graduate Record Examinations (GRE), and the Miller’s Analogy Test (MAT), and letters of reference. Completion of an undergraduate degree in a field related to the desired concentration or significant related technical experience are required for admission. Students with limited technical expertise or a non related baccalaureate degree are evaluated on a case-by-case basis by each program’s Graduate Admissions Committee. In some cases, remedial undergraduate courses or additional graduate courses are required to complement the graduate program.

Programs

• Computer Network Professional Certificate
• Cyber Security Professional Certificate
• Lean Six-Sigma Black-Belt (LSSBB) Certificate
• Website Developer Certificate

• Network Technology, MS
• Occupational Safety, MS
• Technology Management, MS

• Technology Management, PhD

Courses

• ICTN 6200 - Information Technology Project Management
• ICTN 6800 - Internet Research Methods
• ICTN 6805 - Computer Networking Hardware
• ICTN 6810 - Communication Technology
• ICTN 6815 - Network Media Services
• ICTN 6820 - Networking Technology for Industry
• ICTN 6823 - Information Security Management
• ICTN 6825 - Dynamic Web Services
• ICTN 6830 - Advanced Networking Technology
• ICTN 6835 - Enterprise Web Services
• ICTN 6840 - Communication Strategies for Industry
• ICTN 6845 - Web Site Development
• ICTN 6850 - Managing Technological Change
• ICTN 6853 - Cryptography Algorithms and Applications
• ICTN 6855 - Networked Commerce Systems
• ICTN 6860 - Special Topic in Technology
• ICTN 6861 - Special Topic in Technology
• ICTN 6862 - Special Topic in Technology
• ICTN 6865 - Fundamental Network Security
• ICTN 6870 - Advanced Network Security
• ICTN 6873 - Network Intrusion Detection and Incident Response
• ICTN 6875 - Emerging Technology
• ICTN 6878 - Legal and Ethical Issues in Information Technology
• ICTN 6880 - Advanced Topics in Information Infrastructure Design
• ICTN 6883 - System Integrity for Information Technology
• ICTN 6885 - Network Management Technology
• ICTN 6900 - Practicum
• ICTN 7000 - Thesis
• ICTN 7001 - Thesis: Summer Research
• ICTN 9001 - Dissertation: Summer Research

• IDIS 6500 - Collaborative Planning in the Supply Network
• IDIS 6515 - Logistical Security and Safety Management
• IDIS 6525 - Transportation Logistics Management
• IDIS 6535 - Supply Chain Logistics Management
• IDIS 6545 - Global Logistics Management

• ITEC 6000 - Statistical Applications in Technology Management
• ITEC 6001 - Technology Process Change Management
• ITEC 6002 - Lean Manufacturing
• ITEC 6003 - Production Planning and Inventory Management
• ITEC 6005 - Lean Enterprise
• ITEC 6010 - Readings in Industry
• ITEC 6011 - Technological Ethics, Diversity, and Leadership
• ITEC 6050 - Technology Mangement Strategy
• ITEC 6060 - Research Methods in Technology
• ITEC 6100 - Practicum in Industrial Technology
• ITEC 6110 - Quality Planning and Analysis
• ITEC 6112 - Design of Experiments for Products and Processes
• ITEC 6200 - Technology Project Management
• ITEC 6295 - Digital Communications for Technology
• ITEC 6400 - Research in Industrial Technology
• ITEC 6406 - Capital Project and Cost Analysis for Technology
• ITEC 6407 - Computer Integrated Manufacturing and Automation
• ITEC 6501 - Enterprise Process Improvement Project
• ITEC 6600 - Quality Systems
• ITEC 6901 - Special Topics in Technology
• ITEC 6902 - Special Topics in Technology
• ITEC 6903 - Special Topics in Technology
• ITEC 7000 - Thesis
• ITEC 7050 - Strategies for Technology Management and Communication
• ITEC 8100 - Research Internship
• ITEC 8101 - Research Internship
• ITEC 9000 - Dissertation

• SAFT 6001 - Regulatory Aspects of Occupational and Environmental Safety
• SAFT 6002 - Technical Aspects and Field Audits in Occupational Safety
• SAFT 6040 - Critical Thinking and Research Methods in Occupational Safety
• SAFT 6250 - Occupational Ergonomics
• SAFT 6282 - Design for Safety and the Environment
• SAFT 6288 - Contemporary Issues in Occupational Safety
• SAFT 6290 - Fire Protection and Prevention and Emergency Management
• SAFT 6310 - Risk Management and Workers’ Compensation
• SAFT 6320 - Environmental Operations and Hazardous Materials
• SAFT 6402 - Applied Safety Management
• SAFT 6410 - Systems Safety and Risk Analysis
• SAFT 6805 - Occupational Safety Monitoring and Control
• SAFT 6901 - Special Topics in Occupational Safety
• SAFT 6902 - Special Topics in Occupational Safety
• SAFT 6903 - Special Topics in Occupational Safety
• SAFT 6995 - Practicum in Occupational Safety
• SAFT 7000 - Thesis

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