Enterprise Computing Masters


Program Director
Dominic Duggan

The Master of Science in Enterprise Computing program is intended to educate high-end IT professionals with an interest in enterprise computing. You will learn about distributed computing from both the reliability and the security points of view. You will learn about distributed computing "in the large," including enterprise application integration and service oriented architectures (SOA). You will build on skills learned in courses in databases and systems programming for enterprise computing, to learn how to administer server backends that are the crux of modern SOA. This will involve ensuring that applications meet their goals in terms of performance, reliability, security and privacy. A typical backend setup will involve several virtualized servers, running heterogeneous guest operating systems on top of hypervisors, organized in a highly available cluster. Data processing and web service applications will have service level agreements (SLAs) that must be honored. The administrator must be able to respond to performance issues by dynamically reallocating resources between applications, while at the same time responding to component failures and potentially also security attacks. You will also need to ensure that procedures are followed for ensuring privacy guarantees, some of which will be mandated by legislation. You may work with company lawyers to define what these procedures are. The MS/EC program includes courses that covers technical, management and legal aspects of enterprise security and privacy, including security governance, privacy concerns and best practices for secure systems.

General Information
Credits 3 Credits Per Course/10 Courses for Masters
Tuition per credit $1100 per credit
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A Master's degree from Stevens' Charles V. Schaefer School of Engineering available online. Co-sponsored by AACEI, ACM, AIChE, ASCE, IEEE, NECA, NSPE, and SNAME.

If you're a professional with a bachelor's degree, you can earn a masters degree in an outstanding online Enterprise Computing program delivered by the same superior faculty who teach in conventional settings. You receive the finest professional education using rich Internet features -- threaded discussions, chat, bulletin boards, e-mail, file sharing, whiteboards, and workgroups for in-depth participation. You also have online library privileges, with instant search and retrieval of important databases. Courses are taught using the most widely adopted distance learning web system.


 


Course #Course NameInstructor (s)Semester
CS/CPE590Introduction to Data Structures and AlgorithmsAppajosyula SatyanarayanaFall-2009, Spring I-2010
CS/MA503Discrete Mathematics of CryptographyCharles SuffelSpring I-2010
CS/SOC594E-business Security and Information AssuranceTBATBA
CS513 or SOC550Knowledge Discovery and Data MiningMahmoud DaneshmandFall-2009
CS520Introduction to Operating SystemsAppajosyula SatyanarayanaFall-2009, Spring I-2010
CS526Systems Programming for Enterprise ComputingDominic DugganFall-2009
CS546Web ProgrammingSteven GabarroFall-2009, Spring I-2010
CS548 or SOC542Engineering of Enterprise Software SystemsDominic DugganSpring I-2010
CS549Distributed SystemsDominic DugganTBA
CS561Database Management Systems IDavid KlappholzSpring I-2010
CS573Fundamentals of CyberSecurityManu Malek, Farid HomayounmehrSpring I-2010
CS578 or SOC551Privacy in a Networked WorldSusanne WetzelTBA
CS579Foundations of CryptographySusanne WetzelTBA
MGT600Managerial AccountingRobert Pawlewicz, Thomas Carroll, Art GuarinoFall-2009, Spring I-2010
MGT607Managerial EconomicsDeborah GonzalezFall-2009, Spring I-2010
MGT623Financial ManagementEleni Gousgounis, William Stahlin, Terence StoeckertFall-2009, Spring I-2010
MIS662Legal Issues for the Information Technology ProfessionalTBATBA
MIS675Analyzing Technology RisksHosein FallahTBA
SSW533Software Cost Estimation and MetricsLinda LairdSpring I-2010
SSW540Fundamentals of Software EngineeringRobbie Cohen, Gregg VesonderFall-2009, Spring I-2010
SSW565Software Architecture and Component-based DesignGregg VesonderFall-2009, Spring I-2010
SSW567Software Testing, Quality Assurance and MaintenanceLinda Laird, Linda ChengFall-2009

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