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Enterprise Information Systems

Computer science professionals specializing in large-scale information systems and interested in making key leadership contributions in their area of expertise may want to consider enrolling in the Doctor of Computer Science degree program with a concentration in Enterprise Information Systems (DCS-EIS).

The DCS-EIS program is designed to develop leaders in designing, implementing and managing very large databases and large-scale systems in organizations that can operate on a global level. Each year of the DCS-EIS program is designed to provide candidates with the theoretical, research and application capabilities necessary to:

Attain familiarity with the body of knowledge in current enterprise information systems.
Become a familiar with models such as CMMI and the Baldridge Process.
Effectively communicate technical material to non-technical stakeholders and/or decision makers.
Effectively manage IT implementation processes, testing and user training.
Predict future trends through innovative research using qualitative and quantitative methods.