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Welcome to the school of Business and technology. Capella University offers doctoral, master’s, and bachelor’s information technology (it) degree programs that prepare you to lead teams, advance your career, and impact your organization’s strategy.

the PhD in it is designed to develop scholar-practitioners who link theory with practice in fundamentally new ways in the workplace, or as it educators.

the Ms in information systems and technology Management (istM) was designed in collaboration with Capella’s it Advisory Council to ensure that you understand the unique challenges facing it managers in today’s global economy. if you are new to the field, you can earn an Ms in istM through a unique track designed to help you become conversant with the fundamentals of technology before you begin the program’s core courses.

the Ms in information Assurance and security (iAs) is aligned to standards set by the National security Agency (NsA) and the Department of Homeland security. Given recent security threats to our government and our commerce, the need for even more specialized skills has become apparent. to meet these challenges, you may specialize in either Digital Forensics or Network Defense.

the Bs in it offers specializations in information Assurance and security, Project Management, and Health information technology Management, as well as minors in

Network technology (Microsoft®_{or Cisco}®_{), system Development (web or mobile), Data}

Management, or Data Analysis. Both the Bs in it and the Ms in istM specializations in Project Management are accredited by the Project Management institute (PMi) Global Accreditation Center (GAC), and the Bs in it degree program is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission (CAC) of ABEt. Capella University has been

designated as a National Center of Academic Excellence in information Assurance Education by the National security Agency (NsA) and the Department of Homeland security.

Capella’s faculty members are both academics and practitioners with many years of experience teaching online. their academic credentials and passion for teaching, deep knowledge of their subject areas, and relevant industry experience help you apply the theory and practice you learn in the courseroom to your workplace. Whether you are at the beginning, middle, or peak of your career, our faculty supports your professional goals and development.

Capella’s technologically advanced learning platform includes a virtual environment simulations in which you use tools you will need as an it professional. We also recognize the knowledge and experience you bring to your studies. Learners with certifications such as a CissP or PMP may be able to earn credit for their prior learning.

We are pleased to welcome you to Capella University’s school of Business and technology. We are committed to helping advance your career and providing you with the knowledge, skills, and abilities to be successful.

Sue Talley, EdD Dean of Technology sue Talley, Edd

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Technology Academic offerings

degree Programs specializations Focus Certificate Programs Multiple specializations_{(must be within the same} degree program)

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Information Technology

General Information Technology Information Assurance and Security

Information Technology Education Project Management Master of Science (MS) in

Information Assurance and Security

Digital Forensics* 

Network Defense* 

Master of Science (MS) in Information Systems and Technology Management

General Information Systems and

Technology Management 

General Information Systems and Technology Management, FlexPath option

Project Management 

Network Management

Information Assurance and Security Project Management * Review of this specialization is pending in Florida .

* denotes courses that have prerequisite(s) . Refer to the descriptions for further details . Traditional courses and FlexPath courses fulfill the program requirements and prerequisites for each delivery model . sCH ool o F BU sI n E ss A nd TECH

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in

Information Technology

Specializations

learners in the Phd in Information

Technology degree program should carefully assess their ability to write and think critically and from a scholarly perspective . BMGT7086 and BMGT7088 are specifically designed to help learners develop their critical thinking and writing skills .

General Information Technology Learners in the doctoral General Information Technology specialization may select courses from one or more specializations, provided that they meet all general specialization requirements and any course prerequisites. Learners are expected to choose electives that provide a coherent foundation for research in one or more areas of information technology. Successfully completing the General Information Technology specialization prepares learners to lead, consult, or teach in the field of IT.

Residency Requirement(s):

Three four-day colloquia. See university policy 3.04.05 Attendance at Residencies and the Residencies page on iGuide for more information. Also see each graduate school’s residency courses.

BMGT-R8921 PhD Colloquium Track 1 (non-credit) BMGT-R8922* PhD Colloquium Track 2 (non-credit) BMGT-R8923* PhD Colloquium Track 3 (non-credit) sixteen Required Courses 68 quarter credits TS8004 Information Technology Research and

Practice (4 quarter credits) BMGT7086 Developing an Academic Writing

Process (4 quarter credits) BMGT8030 Management Theory Creation

(4 quarter credits)

BMGT8032 Survey of Applied Research Methods (4 quarter credits)

BMGT8034 Quantitative Research Techniques (4 quarter credits)

BMGT8040 * Advanced Qualitative Research (4 quarter credits) OR

BMGT8042 * Applied Multivariate Modeling (4 quarter credits)

BMGT8212 Leading Information Technology Strategic Planning in Complex and Global Environments (4 quarter credits)

BMGT8214 Guiding the Implementation of Information Technology Policies and Processes (4 quarter credits) BMGT8216 Innovating Information Technology

Life Cycle Management Processes in a Changing Environment (4 quarter credits)

BMGT8218 * Advancing Research in Information Technology Management (4 quarter credits)

TS8940 * Information Technology Consulting Practice Seminar (4 quarter credits) OR

TS8950 * Teaching Practice Seminar in Information Technology Education (4 quarter credits)

BMGT8218 * Advancing Research in Information Technology Management (4 quarter credits)

TS8940 * Information Technology Consulting Practice Seminar (4 quarter credits) OR

TS8950 * Teaching Practice Seminar in Information Technology Education (4 quarter credits)

Specialization courses:

TS8531 Network Security Advances (4 quarter credits)

TS8533 Enterprise Security Risk Management (4 quarter credits)

TS8535 System and Application Security Advances (4 quarter credits) TS8537 Assurance Controls and Compliance

Management (4 quarter credits) TS8539 Security Governance and

Management (4 quarter credits) Upon completion of all required course work: TS9919 * Doctoral Comprehensive Examination

(4 quarter credits)

Learners must register for TS9960 a minimum of four times to fulfill their specialization requirements. TS9960 * Dissertation Courseroom

(5 quarter credits each)

Eight Elective Courses 32 quarter credits Choose any graduate course(s).

Total 120 quarter credits

Information Technology Education The Information Technology Education specialization is intended for information technology professionals who have earned a master’s degree in computer science or a related field. This specialization provides doctoral learners with advanced IT knowledge and skills, and assists them in developing solid research, scholarly writing, and advanced teaching abilities. This specialization culminates in a dissertation that adds to the existing body of IT knowledge and prepares learners to pursue IT faculty positions in higher education settings.

Residency Requirement(s):

Three four-day colloquia. See university policy 3.04.05 Attendance at Residencies and the Residencies page on iGuide for more information. Also see each graduate school’s residency courses.

BMGT-R8921 PhD Colloquium Track 1 (non-credit) BMGT-R8922* PhD Colloquium Track 2 (non-credit) BMGT-R8923* PhD Colloquium Track 3 (non-credit) Upon completion of all required course work:

TS9919 * Doctoral Comprehensive Examination (4 quarter credits)

Learners must register for TS9960 a minimum of four times to fulfill their specialization requirements. TS9960 * Dissertation Courseroom

(5 quarter credits each)

Thirteen Elective Courses 52 quarter credits Choose any graduate course(s).

Total 120 quarter credits

Information Assurance and security The doctoral Information Assurance and Security specialization offers a terminal degree option for information security professionals in the information technology field and IT professionals who have a master’s degree in computer science or a related field. Specialization topics include information confidentiality, integrity, and availability. This specialization provides learners with advanced research, scholarly writing, and information security skills, and culminates in a dissertation that advances the body of information security knowledge. Successful graduates of this specialization are prepared to pursue careers as information security consultants, managers, or educators.

Residency Requirement(s):

Three four-day colloquia. See university policy 3.04.05 Attendance at Residencies and the Residencies page on iGuide for more information. Also see each graduate school’s residency courses.

BMGT-R8921 PhD Colloquium Track 1 (non-credit) BMGT-R8922* PhD Colloquium Track 2 (non-credit) BMGT-R8923* PhD Colloquium Track 3 (non-credit) Twenty-one Required Courses 88 quarter credits Core courses:

TS8004 Information Technology Research and Practice (4 quarter credits)

BMGT7086 Developing an Academic Writing Process (4 quarter credits) BMGT8030 Management Theory Creation

(4 quarter credits)

BMGT8032 Survey of Applied Research Methods (4 quarter credits)

BMGT8034 Quantitative Research Techniques (4 quarter credits)

BMGT8040 * Advanced Qualitative Research (4 quarter credits) OR

BMGT8042 * Applied Multivariate Modeling (4 quarter credits)

BMGT8212 Leading Information Technology Strategic Planning in Complex and Global Environments (4 quarter credits)

BMGT8214 Guiding the Implementation of Information Technology Policies and Processes (4 quarter credits) BMGT8216 Innovating Information Technology

Life Cycle Management Processes in a Changing Environment (4 quarter credits)

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Twenty-one Required Courses 88 quarter credits Core courses: