MSc in Information Technology

The MScIT is a two years, 60 credits program designed to champion the need of IT professionals in various service sectors. The program is designed to provide comprehensive knowledge and theoretical understanding of the Information Technology industry and involves the integration of technology, people and strategic business development. It prepares graduates to create Information Technology related computing solutions to complex business problems and apply them to different areas of IT that they come across in their professional capacities and thereby, contribute is the accomplishment of organizational goals.

MScIT Program Outcomes

The Master of Science in Information Technology offered by PBS in affiliation with Westcliff University encourages students to achieve the following educational outcomes:

• Create strategic plans that implement information technology requirements and specifications of complex technology systems.
• Evaluate computer systems and improve the overall efficiency and effectiveness by incorporating value computing methodologies.
• Analyze, design, develop, and maintain information technology infrastructure to allow for implementation of strategic initiatives that incorporate emerging technologies.
• Analyze and construct database management systems to meet the needs of business and technology decision makers.
• Compare and contrast various methodologies of computer systems design for the purpose of creating efficacy in computer-related business functions.
• Create and develop the ability to conduct in-depth research, independently or within the enterprise in a broad range of information technology.
• Create, innovate, design, and improve technology aspects of data collection and analysis to sustain competitive advantage.