The graduate program in Technology prepares students to become more effective leaders in today’s technological and global environment. Study in Computer Technology provides students with knowledge and skills in current computer technology. Key areas include data communications and networking technology, advanced database technology, multimedia and web technology, management of computer technology, data acquisition, industrial system simulation, advanced computer integrated manufacturing, automatic identification, and other applications of computer technology.

Required Core (12 hours for all MS students):

• TEC 5103--Science and Technology of Leadership
• TEC 5133--Total Quality Systems
• TEC 5143--Research in Technology
• TEC 5173--Global Technology
  

Electives (20 hours, partial list only):

• INT 4813--Advanced Digital Media Technologies
• TEC 5313--Networking and Advanced Data Communications
• TEC 5323--Advanced Database Technology
• TEC 5333--Management of Computer Technology
• TEC 5343--Multimedia and Web Technology
  
• TEC 5413--Biometric Security
• TEC 5513--Advanced Computer Integrated Manufacturing
• TEC 5523--Industrial Systems Simulation
• TEC 5970--Data Acquisition and Data Communication
• TEC 5970--Automatic Identification
• TEC 5970--Microcomputer Interfacing and Control System