As the Internet continues to impact business and society globally, the demand for professionals with the ability to understand, develop, and apply Internet technology will continue to grow. A 30 credit Pace Master of Science in Information Technology degree gives you the skills and knowledge to lead businesses as they face dynamic challenges.

A highly accessible and supportive faculty enthusiastically share their expertise with you in Java Enterprise Edition technology, Web server technology, e-commerce technology, cyber/Web security, and many other areas.

After fulfilling core requirements, you will embark on a curriculum that requires a concentration in Cybersecurity, and then complete a 3-credit capstone project.

Entering students need not hold an undergraduate degree in a computer-related discipline or have experience in the concentration. You will complete your degree completely online.

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
Core Requirements
IT 603	Overview of Information Security	3
Select two of the following:		6
IT 605	Database Management Systems
IT 607	Systems Development and Project Management
IT 610	Web Development with Contents Management Systems
IT 626	Concepts and Structures in Internet Computing
Cybersecurity Concentration
IT 660	Network Security	3
IT 662	Web and Internet Security	3
IT 664	Computer and Internet Forensics	3
IT 666	Information Security Management	3
Information Technology Electives
Select six credits of the following: 1		6
IT 614	Responsive Web Development with HTML/CSS and jQuery
IT 624	Application Development with .Net and Web Services
IT 632	Web Computing
IT 634	Introduction to Data Mining
IT 636	XML Application Development
IT 640	Introduction to Cloud Computing Technology
IT 670	Mobile Forensics Investigation
Capstone Project
IT 691	Capstone Project	3
Total Credits		30

1	Students may choose 2 courses (6 credits) from the list of suggested IT courses for which they have the necessary prerequisite or students may take any Seidenberg graduate course or any graduate Lubin MBA/MGT/MAR course for which they have the necessary prerequisite and the chair’s approval.