Information technology is offered as a
concentration within the professional science master's program described under Business and Science 137. The objective of the master of business and science (M.B.S.) degree with a concentration in information technology is to educate students
about the essential skills for managing technical development and commercial
applications in the computer/information technology industry. All students in
the information technology concentration must take one course from each of the
areas listed below.
1. Database Management
2. Internet and Networking Services/Cybersecurity
3. HCI/User Experience Design
4. Software Architecture
Course Selections:
1. Database Management (Take one of the following)
17:610:557 Database Design and Management (3)
16:198:541 Database Systems (3)
16:332:569 Database System Engineering (3)
56:198:551 Database Systems (3)
2. Internet/Networking/Systems/Security (Take one of the following)
16:137:561 Essentials of Cybersecurity and
Secure Systems (3)
16:137:560 Fundamentals
of Systems Engineering (3)
16:332:568 Software Engineering of Web Applications (3)
16:198:552 Computer Networks (3)
16:332:544 Communication Networks II (3)
16:198:547 Secure Computing, Applied to Ecommerce (3)
22:198:611 Security for Electronic Commerce (Information Security Consulting) (3)
26:198:643 Information Security (3)
26:198:645 Data Privacy (3)
56:198:575 Cryptography and Computer Security (3)
56:198:548 Security in Mobile Computing (3)
56:198:546 Computer Networks (3)
56:198:549 Network Coding (3)
16:137:650 Web Development (online course) (3)
3. HCI/User Experience Design
16:137:531 Introduction to User Experience Design (3)
4. Software Architecture
16:137:541 Enterprise Software Architecture (3)
Full course descriptions and electives can be found at http://mbs.rutgers.edu.
Concentration Coordinators:
Professor Deborah Silver
silver@jove.rutgers.edu
Programs, Faculty, and Courses 
