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Managerial Information Technology Concentration

Why Managerial Information Technology?

earn how Information Technology can help improve efficiency in the organization by managing its complexity, as well as relationships with customers, suppliers, and employees. As part of the Rutgers Stackable Business Innovation Program (rSBI), the Managerial Information Technology Concentration is stackable with the following master's programsMaster of Information Technology and Analytics, MBA.

Concentration Description

Information Technology (IT) has been the driving force behind the new way of doing business. IT has enabled modern organizations to achieve tremendous progress in productivity, has opened new markets, and has created new product and service opportunities. This concentration helps future managers understand how IT could help to organize the complexity of modern organizations, manage relationships with customers, suppliers, and employees, and improve work efficiency.

Courses

You can take the course listed below as individual classes or as stackable courses towards the completion of a concentration.

Business Data Management

This course provides students with an understanding of database technology and its application in managing data resources. The conceptual, logical, and physical design of databases will be analyzed. A database management system will be used as a vehicle for illustrating some of the concepts discussed in the course.

  • Course Number: 22:198:603
  • Credits: 3
  • Delivery Mode: In-person
  • Offered By: Master of Information Technology and Analytics, MBA
  • Relevant Programs: Master of Information Technology and Analytics, MBA
  • Sample Relevant Careers: Data Analyst, Data Engineer, Systems Administrator, Database Administrator, Data Manager, Business Analyst, Business Intelligence Specialist

Information Technology for Managers

The objective of this course is to study management’s role in the development and use of information systems that help businesses achieve their goals and objectives. This course will let students use a real software product, understand how it is developed, and how it is helping real business enterprises in achieving productivity and value. Students will learn the architecture, development methodologies, marketing infrastructure, support mechanisms, database interfaces, server security, and management issues as related to the software, customer interface, and documentation techniques. Extensive case studies will be used. Writing and presentations are major components. A professionally developed and publishable paper is due from each group of students.

  • Course Number: 22:198:609
  • Credits: 3
  • Delivery Mode: In-person
  • Offered By: Master of Information Technology and Analytics, MBA
  • Relevant Programs: Master of Information Technology and Analytics, MBA
  • Sample Relevant Careers: IT Manager, Data Manager, Information Systems Manager, Information Technology Director, Network Architect, Chief Information Officer, Chief Information Security Officer

IT Strategy

Over the last few years Information Technology (IT) teams have evolved and continue evolving to establish IT organizations as business strategic partners, and CIOs and technology leaders are now included in the executive teams and are expected to play a leading role in delivering business value while solving both business and technical problems. Companies are increasing their investments in acquiring and maintaining information on themselves, the markets and on competitors, and they need systems and IT teams to enable a strategic use of the information that makes it a business asset to the organization. Developing and executing an effective Information Technology strategy that enables business strategy is critical for creating business value and gaining competitive advantage. This Course presents a framework and methodology for assessing, developing and implementing an effective IT strategy that is aligned with business needs. The course will be a combination of directed readings, lectures, case studies, one individual assignment and one group project.

  • Course Number: 22:198:670
  • Credits: 3
  • Delivery Mode: In-person
  • Offered By: Master of Information Technology and Analytics, MBA
  • Relevant Programs: Master of Information Technology and Analytics, MBA
  • Sample Relevant Careers: IT Manager, Data Manager, Information Systems Manager, Director of Information Technology, Network Architect, Chief Information Officer, Chief Information Security Officer

 

The concentration and courses are offered by the Management Science & Information Systems Department

Sample Relevant Careers: IT Manager, IT Analyst, Data Manager, Information Systems Manager, Director of Information Technology, Network Architect, Chief Information Officer

How to Apply

Learn about the admissions process and requirements to apply.

Rutgers Stackable Business Innovation (rSBI)

The future of education is changing. The Rutgers Stackable Business Innovation (rSBI) program allows you to design your own cutting-edge curriculum to earn a standalone certificate or take courses that be transferred towards completing a Master’s degree. Working professionals can enhance their knowledge and upskill by taking relevant courses. If you are a student considering a Master’s degree, rSBI is a perfect way to test the waters in a particular discipline before committing to a full degree program. Employers can invest in the professional development of their employees and choose the courses that address business needs.

Concentrations & Courses

rSBI Management Science & Information Systems courses are taken during the course of the fall and spring semesters. Note that not all courses are offered every semester.

rSBI Concentrations

View more of the available concentrations. Each academic department manages its own concentrations in the rSBI program.