Master of Science in Information Systems Enginerring and Management

Harrisburg University ISEM graduate studies are built on the following three (3) pillars, which are inter-related perspectives of successful system design and deployment:

• Information Systems Technologies: development of skills and competencies in new and emerging technologies and their applications, including predictive and generative Artificial intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Deep Learning, Big Data, on-premise and Cloud Computing, Blockchains, Business Intelligence, Internet of Things (IoT) and Industry 4.0.
• Systems Design: development of the ability to think broadly and holistically and gain a range of perspectives and skills, focusing on systems thinking and emphasis on development of integrated systems rather than individual components. This includes development of enterprise architectures that optimize the use of people, processes and technologies.
• Management and Management Science: development of the aptitude to focus on business strategies, entrepreneurship, planning, security and governance for global and agile enterprises.

The Information Systems Engineering and Management course structure is comprised of 12 courses in total, with five (5) “Core” Courses, five (5) “Elective” Courses and two (2) Capstone courses. All “Core” courses must be taken in the first year of study before Elective courses are available in the second year of study.