Requirements-MS-in-Product-Innovation-and-Computing

Master of Science Winter 2019-2020

Product Innovation and Computing



Course Legend

Curriculum Requirements

Introductory Courses

No Introductory Course may be substituted for any other course at any level.

Introductory courses may be waived for any of the following conditions:

  • The student has the appropriate course work to satisfy an Introductory Course.
  • The student has appropriate and verified professional experience to satisfy an Introductory Course.
  • If an exam is available, the student passes a Graduate Assessment Examination (GAE) in the Introductory Course area.
CSC 401
CSC 402
CSC 403
CSC 406
CSC 407

Foundation Courses

CSC 435
CSC 447
MGT 500
MGT 573
orMGT 590
MGT 598

Computing Elective Courses

Students must choose four (4) Computing Elective courses from the following courses:

CSC 436
CSC 438
orSE 452
CSC 471
CSC 491
CSC 472
CSC 492
SE 441
Students may choose one (1) graduate course beyond the Introductory level from the following subjects as one of the four Computing Electives: GPH, CSC, CNS, DSC, ECT, GAM, HIT, HCI, IS, IT, PM, SE, or TDC.

Management Elective Courses

Students must choose three (3) Management Elective courses from the following courses:

MGT 535
MGT 563
MGT 569
MGT 570
MGT 573 (if not taken above)
MGT 590 (if not taken above)
MGT 595
MGT 793
MGT 589
MGT 798*
MKT 555
MKT 576

* Students must take only sections of MGT 798 where the topic is related to Entrepreneurship or Innovation.

Capstone

IS 580



Degree Requirements

Students in this degree program must meet the following requirements:

  • Complete a minimum of 52 graduate credit hours in addition to any required introductory courses of the designated degree program.
  • Complete all graduate courses and requirements listed in the designated degree program.
  • Earn a grade of B- or better in each introductory course of the designated degree program.
  • Earn a grade of C- or better in all courses beyond the introductory courses of the designated degree program.
  • Maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher.
  • Students pursuing a second (or more) graduate degree may not double count or retake any course that applied toward the completion of a prior graduate degree. If a required course in the second degree was already completed and applied toward a previous degree, the student must meet with a faculty advisor to discuss a new course to be completed and substituted in the new degree. This rule also applies to cross-listed courses, which are considered to be the same course but offered under different subjects.
  • Students pursuing a second master's degree must complete a minimum of 52 graduate credit hours beyond their first designated degree program in addition to any required introductory courses in their second designated degree program.

Students with a GPA of 3.9 or higher will graduate with distinction.

For DePaul's policy on repeat graduate courses and a complete list of academic policies see the DePaul Graduate Handbook in the Course Catalog.