Information Technology Management (Graduate Certificate)
https://cps.unh.edu/online/program/graduate-certificate/information-technology-management
The Information Technology Management graduate certificate is tailored for professionals who hope to master the complexities of managing technology-driven organizations. This program takes a deep dive into IT management, preparing students to lead teams, drive innovation, and strategically manage information systems in today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape. Students completing this certificate program will gain a comprehensive understanding of organizational leadership, project management, information security, and emerging technologies, empowering them to excel in managing IT roles.
Minimum Credit Requirement: 12 Credits
Minimum GPA Requirement: 3.0
Graduate credit is only granted for courses completed with a grade of B- or higher.
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Required Courses | ||
| CMPL 801 | Principles of Information Technology for IT Managers | 3 |
| CMPL 820 | Information Privacy, Security, and Continuity | 3 |
| CMPL 825 | Designing and Analyzing Information Systems | 3 |
| Electives | ||
| Select one course from the following: | 3 | |
| Managing Virtualization and Cloud Systems | ||
| Current and Emerging Technologies | ||
| Managing Artificial Intelligence | ||
| Total Credits | 12 | |
Program Learning Outcomes
Students will have the opportunity to:
- Demonstrate proficiency in applying computing principles, programming methodologies, and analytical techniques to develop, secure, and optimize technology solutions.
- Utilize data analysis, security assessments, and software development strategies to evaluate, design, and implement effective solutions in various computing environments.
- Analyze and apply ethical, legal, and professional standards in the development, security, and management of technology solutions, ensuring compliance with industry best practices.
- Communicate technical concepts effectively and collaborate within multidisciplinary teams to develop and deploy computing solutions that address business and societal needs.