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University of Kansas MS in Information Technology
The Master's of Science in Information Technology (IT) provides a modern blend of science, technology and practical experience that will give professionals an excellent foundation and prepares them with practical skills useful throughout their careers.

Like other electrical engineering and computer science (EECS) degrees, it will focus on three areas:

  1. Internet Engineering
  2. Software Engineering and Management
  3. Information Security and Assurance

The above focus areas aim at uniting computing theories and technologies with industrial-strength practices to provide a solid education in software development and management, Internet and communication technologies and information security. All areas will emphasize proven practices and modern skills. Teamwork and group-projects will be common.

The Curriculum

The MS IT program has a thesis and non-thesis option. The thesis option requires 24 credit hours of course work and 6 hours of thesis, while the non-thesis option requires 33 credit hours of course work. A student is required to take four or five courses in one of the above focus areas to become professionally skilled in that area.

www.eecs.ku.edu

 

Contact

Hossein Saiedian, PhD.
Professor and Assoc Chair Department of EECS
School of Engineering University of Kansas
Lawrence, KS 66045
saiedian@eecs.ku.edu

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Last updated May 04, 2008

 

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