Information Systems and Operations Management
- Ph.D in Information Systems
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PhD Program Objectives
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The program will provide training in basic and advanced Information
Systems theory and practice so that students master the technical
and conceptual tools needed for conducting high quality IS research.
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The program will provide advanced, specialized training in a
number of IS disciplines such as enterprise resource planning, global
information technology, information resource management, artificial
intelligence, data mining, data warehousing, e-commerce, knowledge
management, and supply chain management so that students acquire
expertise that can be applied in a wide range of academic, government
and private sector environments.
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The program will afford structured and supervised research experiences
so that students develop the technical, conceptual and communication
skills that are required to conduct high-quality, independent research.
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The program will provide instructional development so that students
will be effective teachers.