Master in Information Technology and Systems Management

Briefly, the objectives of this course are as below:

1) Developing the knowledge and capacities of students to engage in activities inherent to planning, developing, and operating information systems and technologies;

2) Transmite training to students in research methods and techniques in the area of information systems;

3) Training students to apply the knowledge they have acquired to take decisions in an environment of uncertainty and which entail integrating knowledge from various scientific areas, especially information sciences and corporate sciences;

4) Honing the student’s communications and negotiation skills, not just amongst specialists in the area but also amongst their peers and their business partners.

Curriculum

1st Year

1st Trimester

• Strategic Planning for Information Systems
• Systems and Technologies 2.0
• Telecommunications Networks and Information Security
• Economics for Managers
• Applied Statistics

2nd Trimester

• Information Systems Evaluation Methods
• Advanced Topics in Information System for Management
• Methods of Negotiation
• Informatics Projects Management
• Advanced Topics in Computer Graphics

3rd Trimester

• Development Acquisition Information
• Entrepreneurship
• Procurement Support Information Systems
• Information Mining in Social Web

4th Trimester

• Information Systems Implementation and Change Management
• Decision Support Systems
• Methods and Techniques Research

2nd Year

5th to 8th Trimester

• Dissertation