MBAD695

The topics studied in this course change from semester-to-semester, as well as from instructor-to-instructor. Students should expect to engage in sophisticated discussion, to work independently, and to participate in--and lead--seminar discussions. The course will require students to call on the experience of their previous coursework in the program to produce polished writing informed by research. Students should expect to complete at least one prolonged research assignment and to produce at least 20 pages of polished writing this semester. For this semester's course sections, please contact the MBA Director.
Information Technology Management Course:
Corporate information systems are the lifeblood of any organization, but in an era of big data, the bar has been raised on business leaders who must possess a broad understanding of system design and utility in order to effectively manage a complex global economy.