University of Phoenix College of Doctoral Studies 5 courses 15 total credits
The Post Master's Certificate in Information Systems and Technology (CERT/D-IST) will enable professionals from any industry to understand and evaluate the scope and impact of information systems and technology (IST) from organizational, industry-wide, and global perspectives. The CERT/D-IST curriculum lays a foundation of knowledge in critical thinking, leadership, and the application of IST content areas. Students will integrate this knowledge with their professional experiences and doctoral-level research to create innovative, positive, and practical contributions to the body of IST knowledge. As such, students with a professional leadership background in any discipline will be able to add their unique perspective to the study of the context, breadth, and processes of IST management. Upon completion of all program requirements of the CERT/ D-IST, students will be able to: Understand applied research and practical applications as a foundation for executive action; Demonstrate innovation and creativity in developing new IT models to explain, forecast, support; Help improve the strategic, tactical, and operational performance of organizations; Integrate and align IT initiatives with organizational strategy; Lead the IT decision-making process toward positive outcomes; Provide leadership to improve the overall performance of the organization in its industry, community, and global environment. The CERT/D-IST incorporates coursework in fundamental management, organizational, and leadership concepts to engender the development of IST leadership perspectives. The credits earned from CERT/D-IST are transferable and applicable toward the University of Phoenix Doctor of Management degree with a focus in Information Systems and Technology Leadership. Program Student Learning Outcomes In addition to the knowledge and skills related to the University Learning Goals, College of Doctoral Studies graduating students are intended to attain certain program-specific knowledge, skills and abilities. Therefore, you should be able to demonstrate the following learning outcomes by the time you complete this program. β’ Applying information systems technology functions to enhance
Information Systems and Technology
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| ORG 726 | The Impact of Technology on Organizations | 3 |
| IST 710 | Foundations of Information Systems Management | 3 |
| IST 724 | Organizational Information Systems Management | 3 |
| IST 732 | Global Information Systems Management | 3 |
| IST 733 | Information Systems Management Architecture | 3 |
| Total Information Systems and Technology | 15 credits | |
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