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MS Information Technology Management

The Master of Science degree in Information Technology Management program (ITM program) is designed for leaders, programmers, developers, engineers, and other knowledge workers who aspire to lead technical teams and expand the value teams bring to their organization. Our program emphasizes moving technology out of the classroom and into the real world, assessing the impact of technology, defining the role of information literacy in decision-making, and making the most of information technologies for productivity and the improvement of local and global societies. The ITM program is ideal for organizations that employ IT leaders, and individuals who want to expand their information technology knowledge and move into IT leadership positions within an organization.

Theses/Dissertations from 2015 2015

Model for Predicting Bluetooth Low Energy Micro-Location Beacon Coin Cell Battery Lifetime, Donna Auguste

Theses/Dissertations from 2013 2013

Lean Principles:: Can Proven Manufacturing Techniques Benefit an Information Technology Organization?, Erik D. Kim

The Use of Vulnerability Assessments: a Survey, Charles D. Lybrand

Theses/Dissertations from 2012 2012

Knowledge Management Across Cultural Boundaries: Global Organizational Knowledge-Sharing, Jeffrey Harling

Mobile Technology Update to Delone and Mclean Model of Information Success, Jason Ryberg

Simplified Single Source Xml Model: for Student-Centered Educational Content Management, Tamara K. Taylor

Peoplesoft Enterprise Change Assistant's Efficiencies, Eric Tijerina

Theses/Dissertations from 2011 2011

A Qualitative Study To Explore The Low Number Of Women In Information Technology In The United States, William Baker

Use of Service Oriented Architecture for Scada Networks, Scott H. Beavers

Understanding Data Within The Enterprise To Control Or Reduce Data Storage Growth, Anthony Daubenmerkl

A Methodology For Capturing Tacit Knowledge Within The Defense Industry, Stephen M. Dokus

Erp Implementation: an Investigation Into Social Capital and Knowledge Extraction in the Public Sector., Corey E. Jensen

Evaluating Best Practices In Document Management, Angela Lokie

Continuous Monitoring in the Cloud Environment, Victoria Nyffeler

An Inquiry Regarding the Development of an Effectual Architecture Framework Supporting Next Generation 9-1-1, Patrick Purdy

Examining Military Retention Rates of It Service Members: Research towards Mitigating the Loss of It Professional Service Members, Paul B. Warner

Theses/Dissertations from 2010 2010

Deep Packet Inspection and its Effects On Net Neutrality, Michael A. DeRose

The Relationship of Techies to General Users in Closing the Digital Divide Within Mid-Sized Law Firms, Peter Y. Floyd M.

Professional Implications of Using Online Social Networking Systems By Persons Who Are Blind, Steven A. Kurutz

Design and Implementation of a Podcast Recording Studio for Business Communications, Timothy W. McLaughlin

Information Technology Control Model for Wastewater Treatment Plant, Ray Sandoval

Building Information Objects, Morales Cristobal Velez

Theses/Dissertations from 2009 2009

Software Simulation and Emergency Response Training: a Case Study, Heather Burke

Pmo Lite for Colorado Housing and Finance Authority, Sheri Lowrance

Integration and Deployment Techniques in Combination with Development Methodologies, Brian E. Nesbitt

Breaking From Tradition: India and the Path to Development, Angel M. Newsom

Database System Architecture for Fault tolerance and Disaster Recovery, Anthony Nguyen

Theses/Dissertations from 2008 2008

Recommendations for Applying Security-Centric Technology Utilizing a Layered Approach in the Era of Ubiquitous Computing: (A Guide for the Small Business Enterprise)., YeVetta Gibson