The Master of Science in Computer Information Systems (MSCIS) program is designed for students with some experience in computer technology and planning who desire to advance their knowledge and skills in the area of the design, programming, and application of information technology systems. The emphasis is on providing students with the basic analytic skills and strong aptitude for security and IT project management. The program is also designed to help students to understand fundamental and important current issues in computer systems and information technologies. As such, the program is meant to provide students with opportunity to be prepared for employment or to pursue advanced degrees.
Advanced knowledge in the analysis and documentation of requirements for architecture, design, and implementation of computer information systems.
Proficiency in software and computing skills as they pertain to the design and implementation of database systems, security systems, systems analysis, and design.
Competence sufficient to identify current and emerging information technologies that may have strategic value for enterprise; assess where those technologies have value; and manage the implementation of those technologies in the enterprise.
Manage IT project advanced knowledge in the analysis and documentation of requirements for design and implementation of computer information systems.
Integrate biblical and theological perspectives in the field where computer information systems play a vital role.
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Student must choose two courses from the following: BS 500 Introduction to Old Testament (3 units) Text, canon and examination of the foundation and conclusions of modern historical-critical methods; special introduction of each Old Testament book. BS 501 Introduction to New Testament (3 units) The historical background of the New Testament including the formation, history, extent, and transmission of the canon. Includes a special introduction to each New Testament book. BT 501 Contemporary Theology or Systematic Theology (3 units) Against the backdrop of philosophical development from the time of the Enlightenment, representative figures in theology are studied in order to grasp current hermeneutical methodologies and the development of biblical criticism.
| Num | Courses | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Prerequisite | Non-computer major students must take 3 classes: MSCIS 300 Computer Programming; MSCIS 310 Computer Data Structure; MSCIS 320 Algorithms | 9 |
| 1st Semester | MSCIS 400 IT Strategy and Management MSCIS 410 Information Structures with Java *Choose One Bible or Theology Course | 9 |
| 2st Semester | MSCIS 420 Business Data Communication and Networks MSCIS 430 Database Design and Implementation for Business *Choose One Bible or Theology Course | 9 |
| 3st Semester | MSCIS 440 Information Systems Analysis and Design Two (2) Elective Courses | 9 |
| 4st Semester | Three (3) Additional Elective Classes from the Following: MSCIS 500 Information Technology Project Management MSCIS 510 Distributed Software Development and Management MSCIS 520 Agile Software Development MSCIS 530 IT Security Policies and Procedures MSCIS 540 Enterprise Information Security MSCIS 550 Database Security MSCIS 560 Network Security MSCIS 570 Digital Forensics and Investigations MSCIS 580 Mobile Forensics MSCIS 590 Web Application Development MSCIS 600 Server-Side Web Development MSCIS 610 Rich Internet Application Development | 9 |
| Total | 36 |