Master of Science Information Systems

The MS in Information Systems fits the career path of students interested in running an IT organization or managing information effectively through information systems. In today's dynamic and data-driven environment, information systems (IS) are planned, operated, and maintained by staff and users with a wide range of backgrounds and skill sets. Because of such reality, our MS-IS program emphasizes understanding of diverse technology trends, business analytics, digital transformation, and innovation with six major elective domains. It also incorporates the latest versions of SAP ERP systems and tools on customization and business analytics through the SAP University Alliance Program.

 

DISSO (AIS student chapter)

DISSO is the Association of Information Systems Student Chapter at DePaul University. Their mission is to promote the study and utilization of information systems through programs of professional development, social networking, and community development. The organization holds networking events with professionals from industry and academia, participates in national competitions, and hosts academic events pertinent to information systems. Students will gain experience and exposure that can contribute to their professional prospects.

 

iD Lab

CDM’s Innovation Development Lab (iD-Lab) serves as a model for university and corporate partnerships in the area of technology innovation. Current work in the lab focuses on three primary areas: development of technology innovation projects with member companies; education through training, workshops, and practical experiences; and research on technology innovation. Current partners include companies such as Abbott, Allstate, Bosch, CareerBuilder, CDW, and Digital Mint.

 

Online Learning

This degree can be completed entirely online. One hundred percent of the program’s lectures—from audio and video to whiteboard writing and supplemental materials—are captured and available online.

Major Elective Domains