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Detroit, United States

School: University of Detroit Mercy

Master of Science in Product Development
Course Format: Classroom
The Master of Science in Product Development (MPD) degree program, offered collaboratively by the Colleges of Business Administration and Engineering & Science, is designed to help engineers move into product development leadership and management positions while remaining in engineering. The 45-credit degree program was initiated by the Coalition for Product Development in the 21st Century, ...
 

IT Performance Leadership
Course Format: Classroom
This course provides a critical overview of three fundamental areas of IT work: People Care (team building, personnel issues (pay, bonus, flex time, flex place, performance management, career planning, hiring/interviewing); Client Care (establishing Statements of Work, Service Level Agreements, and developing and/or responding to RFP’s, as well as overall Client management; and finally Bus...
 

IT Portfolio Leadership
Course Format: Classroom
This course provides a critical overview of the best practices used to bring about effective change in IT organizations. That includes the development of SOW’s and SLA’s, analytic support of procurement decisions (buy vs. make - own vs. lease), formal offering management, as well as the implementation of common governance and review processes, financial controls and performance manage...
 

Information Assurance
Course Format: Classroom
This course presents an overview of the multidisciplinary process of information assurance. It is rooted in the information assurance body of knowledge (IBOK). The student will learn about the issues involved in creating a systematic information assurance control structure, how to establish systematic security auditing and control procedures and how to build systematic information assurance cap...
 

Information Security Management
Course Format: Classroom
The purpose of this course is to educate students in the discipline of information security management. Students will learn how to establish and maintain a systematic security solution for a business organization as well as build systematic information accounting procedures into normal operation. The focus is purely operational best practice rather than theoretical. The outcome will be a fully ...
 

System Forensics
Course Format: Classroom
This course presents the legal concerns, investigation techniques and incident response tactics of forensic investigation and forensic auditing. It centers around the basic operating system concepts that underlie this area. Students will learn evidence gathering and presentation techniques based around the Windows Incident Response Collection Report (IRCR). They will also learn how to employ ID...
 

Lifecycle Process Management
Course Format: Classroom
Principles and practices of IT lifecycle process management. Includes software lifecycle and process engineering, change management, standards, metrics and models, software maturity/capability and assessment. Tools for managing integrated software environments. The student will be able to organize, plan and lead software process improvement and IT strategic alignment projects. Student will have...
 

Quality Assurance
Course Format: Classroom
Management of a quality system in software production. SQA Standards (ISO, IEEE) and best practices (CMM, SPICE.) Comprehensive coverage of Unit, Module, System, and Acceptance Testing. Principles, methods, models, standards and software tools used in the process of testing.
 

Software Construction
Course Format: Classroom
This course presents the fundamental methodologies employed in software engineering construction including all of the underlying elements of system programming. In addition it integrates that perspective into practical approaches to embedded work. The student will understand how to optimize operating and application system functioning and functional interfaces, formal methods for software const...
 

Software Management
Course Format: Classroom
The Masters Degree in Computer and Information Systems produces effective leaders for advanced technology organizations. It offers the most up-to-date, industry based, knowledge of best practices in IT process development, leadership and program management. It provides seamlessly integrated strategic understanding of the correct way to manage lifecycle and information assurance processes. Gr...
 

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