Advancements in IT have revolutionized nearly every facet of human existence. Individuals and organizations communicate, connect, collaborate, and compete through increasingly sophisticated computer networks, systems, and devices. In a rapidly globalizing economy, the knowledge of how to effectively deploy IT assets to manage customer relationships, data collection and analysis, supply chains, workflows, or security concerns can make the difference between success and failure for individual managers and entire corporations. Coursework and student resources help students develop communication, presentation, and analytical skills, as well as the technical, quantitative, and decision-making abilities required of contemporary managers. The coursework for the MSIT is grouped around three key clusters: Technical Foundation of Information Technology, Applications of Information Technology and Information Technology Management and Strategy. The program can be completed full-time or part-time, with classes that meet primarily in the evenings, late afternoons, and online. Scheduling is highly flexible, with most classes meeting once per week.<br>As part of its program to maintain accreditation with the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), the College of Management faculty has formally adopted learning objectives for each of its degree programs and periodically conducts assessments to ensure student learning for each learning objective and to identify opportunities for curriculum improvement