Doctor of Information Technology (60 hrs.)
This program is designed with the learner in mind, offering insight into the high-level challenges that organizations encounter. Incorporating information technology into real-world scenarios, learners in this program will evaluate the latest advancements in information technology including the development of solutions, the design of new technical advancements, and the identification of real-world challenges in industry. Coursework centers around the management of information systems, development of applications, and management components of information technology. The curriculum focuses on the use of theory and practical experience presented to the learners in a variety of teaching formats. The course delivery methods include simulations, seminars, dissertation, and face-to-face residencies.
Outcomes
Assess current and emerging technology relevant to business management theory and practice.
Formulate solutions to real-world technology issues common in the operation of an organization.
Apply literary research on information technology to real-world problems found in organizations.
Develop rigorous original research to contribute to existing scholarship in the field.
Create communications for stakeholders through problem statements, approaches and results of research, possible solutions, and final assessments.
Defend ethical responsibilities as a member of society.
Doctorate of Information Technology (60 hrs.)
Program Core Courses (30 credits)
Program Research Courses (12 credits)
Program Dissertation Courses (18 credits)
Total Credit Hours: 60