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M.S. in Information Systems – Business Intelligence cuonline.edu/MSIS Students completing the Master of Science in Information Systems – Business Intelligence program from the University of Colorado Denver can now complete all of the required Business School courses online. Program Description: The Information Systems (IS) program in the Business School has established the University of Colorado Denver as a leader and innovator in the field. As part of that innovation, a new Master of Science (MS) program has been developed to help keep UC Denver students one step ahead of their collegiate peers. This exciting new curriculum is based on national standards that were developed by a joint committee of the Association for Information Systems and the Association for Computing Machinery. In addition to the AIS and ACM committee, it has also been influenced by strict consultation with the IS community and has received the endorsement of eight major IS professional groups. The curriculum revisions and updates will better prepare our UC Denver graduates for the IS careers that are in high demand today, as well as the careers and fields that will be in even higher demand over the next five years. The Business Intelligence (BI) specialization combines operational data with analytical tools to present complex and competitive information to planners and decision makers. The objective is to improve the timeliness and quality of inputs to the decision process. BI is used to understand the capabilities available in the firm; the state of the art, trends, and future directions in the markets, the technologies, and the regulatory environment in which the firm compete; and the actions of competitors and the implications of these actions. With this specialization, you get the necessary skills and knowledge in real-time data warehousing, data visualization, data mining, online analytical processing, customer relationships management, dashboards and scorecards, corporate performance management, expert and advanced intelligent systems, and hands on experience with leading BI tools. Degree Requirements: The coursework for the MS in information systems consists of the common body of knowledge (CBK) courses, a set of information systems core courses, courses focusing on your specialization and one free elective. Course Availability: The following list is comprised of courses that have been or are being offered online in the past two years. Due to the nature of course rotations, not all courses listed will be offered online in every semester. Please check the Online Course Schedule Planner for the most up-to-date information on course availability or check with a graduate advisor at (303) 315-8200. As with all online courses, if you cannot find what you are looking for, check on-campus courses. Business Core: (Students complete four of the following) (All courses are 3 credit Hours) BUSN 6530 - Data Analysis for Managers BUSN 6550 - Analyzing and Interpreting Accounting Information BUSN 6560 - Marketing Management BUSN 6630 - Management of Operations BUSN 6640 - Financial Management Business Intelligence Required Courses (All courses are 3 credit Hours) ISMG 6080 – Database Management Systems ISMG 6220 – Business Intelligence Systems Business Intelligence Electives: (Students complete six of the following) (All courses are 3 credit Hours) ISMG 6180 – Information Systems Management and Strategy ISMG 6420 – Global Enterprise Systems ISMG 6430 – Information Systems Security and Privacy ISMG 6480 – Data Warehousing and Administration (formerly Advanced Database Systems) ISMG 6810 – Business Intelligence in Healthcare OR ISMG 6820 – Business Intelligence and Financial Modeling DSCI 6828 – Business Applications of Data Mining MKTG 6090 – Customer Relationship Management Free Elective: (Students fulfill 3 additional credit hours by completing one of the following) (All courses are 3 credit Hours) Any course numbered 6800 or higher with BUSN prefix or any course numbered 6000 or higher with prefix of ACCT, ENTP, FNCE, INTB, ISMG, MGMT, DSCI, or MKTG. CU Online Contact: CU Online Helpdesk Staff: [email protected] Program Contact: Shelly Townley: [email protected]