Degree Programs
Masters Level Distance Learning Programs
School | Degree | Format | Cost | Features |
Regis U. in Denver, Colorado 800-677-9270
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MSCIT
(formerly MSCIS)
| 12 8-week on-line or on-site classes & capstone project. No waivers.
| $13,115 ($1080 per 3-unit class) + materials | Focuses on Oracle, but not using Oracle official curriculum. |
Capella, Minneapolis |
MSIT has specializations in
System Design and Programming,
Network Architecture, plus certificates in Info. Security. | 12 10-week Self-Study + 2 week residency
| $32,940 ($1,475 per 4-unit class). Max. 5 classes can be waived for $300 each.
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Columbus State U. of Georgia(csuonline.edu powered by ecollege.com)
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MS in Applied Computer Science
| 12 semester-length
on-line classes (on your own) or on-site
(
8 core and 4
electives)
| $12,960 ($1,116 per 3-unit class, which includes technology fees) for
36 credits) 3 classes can be transferred in.
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Microsoft's Authorized Academic Training Program: Object-Oriented GUI Client-Server Database Distributed Web Site Enterprise Development |
Norwich U. in Vermont 800-677-9270
| MS Information Assurance
| 6 on-line seminars over 3 semesters. No waivers.
| $19,290 at $3,090 per 6-unit seminar (inlcudes materials) + $750 residency fee
| Features well-known experts in security. |
Friends U. (powered by ecollege.com)
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Electronic Commerce Management (ECM) |
on-line one night a week for 75-weeks with the same cohort
| $14,611 + materials (12 semester-length
classes | . |
U of Maryland, Baltimore County and the US branch of the famed
Open University Distance Learning in the UK |
MS Computing | On-line | $19,800 (40*$495/unit) includes materials | 8 week classes (8 classes in fixed curriculum, 4 unit ea. for 32 units) and a 8 unit research project plus dissertation
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MSIS | On-line | $15,840 (32*$495/unit) includes materials | 8 week classes (8 classes in fixed curriculum, 4 unit ea. for 32 units, which includes a 2 unit capstone project)
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ISIM |
MSIT, MSIM | On-line Interactive or Self-Study
| $16,640 (36 units x $415) includes exam fees and materials | 11 classes plus a project less 9 units for PMP |
Pepperdine |
MSTM | on-site plus 2 week | |
U. Of Phoenix 800.765-4922 |
MBA/TM | on-site or on-line | $23,310 for 45 $518 credits (15 8-week classes) + materials (4.6% incr/yr.) | The largest school and most flexible. |
U. Of Phoenix 800.765-4922 |
MSCIS | on-site or on-line | 47 credits over 30 months | Fixed curriculum of 13 classes. The largest school. |
U. Of Phoenix 800.765-4922 |
MCSE certificate | on-line | $2,000 7 courses | no computers |
American Intercontinental U. |
MIT | on-site only | $23,250 for 10-week classes | Global & Oracle |
Southern Methodist University |
MS Software Engineering | videotape& on-site in Dallas | $18,750 ($625 per credit for 30 credits) | has telecom. concentrations |
Natl Technological U. 800-582-9976 consortium of universities, incl. USC, UC Davis |
MSSE Jerry Johnson x404 | TV, online, CD ROM | $660-1294/unit before materials (33 semester credits, depending on the University)
| 11 classes, 3 units each on Software Metrics and Quality Engineering, Performance Modeling, Info Warfare, Cryptography
1689 grads since '84 |
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 518-276-8351 |
MIT | on-line | 48 credits | several concentrations |
Rochester |
MIT | on-line | 48 credits | several concentrations |
CSU Long Beach |
certificates | campus | xx | ... |
U.S.C. LA Distance Education Network |
MSIS | on-line from Los Angeles | $2601 per semester class |
webcasts and
colloquia for aerospace companies. 4 core courses:
Software Management and Economics, Software Engineering I & II, Software Architectures
3 electives from among Advanced Operating Systems, Database Systems, Specification and Design of User Interface Software, Computer Systems Architecture
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Strayer U. |
MSIS | on-line from Wash. DC | $14,580 54 qtr. unit @$270 ea. ($1323 per class) | Microsoft, Oracle |
National U. |
certificates | campus | xx | ... |
American Military University offers a range of courses on homeland security.
Bachelors Level Program Choices
College-Level Examination Program
PhD Degrees Online
PhD degrees typically require the proposal and oral presentation of a written dissertation that analyzes existing research and makes a contribution to that field.
Institution | PhD Degree | Residency | Cost |
Nova Southeastern U.
| Computer & Info Science - created the first electronic classroom in 1985
Uses WebCT. Participates in DANTES and eArmyU.
itstudyguide.com
| four weekends or two weeks per year in Fort Lauderdale, Florida
| $475 per credit hour, $5,100 per dissertation term
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Walden 866-492-5336 (866-4WALDEN) started in Psychology
| Applied Management and Decision Sciences (AMDS) in
Information Systems Management
requires a 30-unit dissertation. After 14 units of classes on research,
there are 84 units of classes,
(42 can be transferred in).
Each class is 4-5 credits each.
| 32 units: - 4 unit New Student Orientation
- 8 units over two-weeks in June and July at Indiana University (Bloomington)
within first two years of enrollment:
- 13 units over 2 weeks
- 20 units over 3 weeks
| $39,210 minimum for 10 quarters at $3,355 each tuition plus
$3,995 for Residencies
$1,665 other fees
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Capella.edu
(
Mind Edge.com) started in Organizational Behavior
| Business and Technology
Their 120 quarter unit PhD degree requires a Thesis and 24 classes (at 4 units per class).
They offer the degree on-line, but their policy of charging discourages part-time study.
| xxx
| $39,000 if you take 2 classes per quarter for 12 quarters at $3,250 each,
regardless of the number of classes
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Ph.D. Stevens Institute of Technology
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George Mason University in Fairfax, VA
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Capella's PhD
The 10 Core classes:
OM8320 E-Business - Technical Infrastructure of E-Commerce
OM843 Managing Information and Communications Technology
OM819 Information Systems Management
OM721 Global Financial Management
OM868 Managerial Accounting
OM815 Accounting and Financial Management
OM8226 International Business Management
OM855 Operations Management
Capella's 14 Elective classes, which include:
OM874 Redefining the Workplace: The New Revolution
OM8355 E-Business - The New Operations Model for E-Commerce
OM8315 E-Business - Management in the E-Business Organization
OM8325 E-Business - Community-Building Through Virtual Community
OM834 Power and Politics in Organizations
OM836 Decision-Making Under Risk and Uncertainty
OM8370 E-Business - Software Solutions-Comparative Study
OM8375 E-Business - Virtual Teams
OM8395 E-Business - The Wired Nonprofit Organization
OM8360 E-Business - Consulting Practices
OM833 Grantsmanship
OM867 International Marketing Management
OM8390 E-Business - Brand Management
OM8283 Entrepreneurial Management
Walden's
Prerequisite Course (4 total credits)
MMBA 6110 Management Information Systems (4 cr.)
Foundation Research Sequence (14 total credits)
SBSF 8417 Human Inquiry and Science (4 cr.)
AMDS 8427 Research Design (5 cr.)
AMDS 8437 Data Analysis (5 cr.)
Core Curriculum (42 total credits)
Technology Management (14 credits)
AMDS 8115 Management of Technology (5 cr.)
AMDS 8125 Organizational Performance Improvement: Business Process Reengineering (4 cr.)
AMDS 8135 Project Management (5 cr.)
Information Technology (14 total credits)
AMDS 8215 Systems Analysis and Design & Implementation (4 cr.)
AMDS 8225 Database Concepts (5 cr.)
AMDS 8235 Communications and Networking (5 cr.)
Managing Emerging Technologies (9 total credits)
AMDS 8315 Emerging Technology Assessment & Risk Management (5 cr.)
AMDS 8325 eCommerce Strategies (4 cr.)
Core Capstone (5 total credits)
AMDS 8335 Knowledge Management (5 credits)
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AMDS 8300 Advanced Individual Studies (5 credits)
42 credits from specialized Knowledge Area Modules (KAMs) in specializations:
- V. Organizational Dynamics and Development or Quality Issues in Engineering Management
- VI. Decision Sciences or Human Factors Issues or
- VII. Case Analysis
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- Thomas Edison State College, Trenton, N.J., USA. "www.tesc.edu".
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How to Succeed at Online Courses
Do You Have What It Takes?
Students who get the most from online classes have a plan for how they spend their time -- and they follow it.
They have a list and enjoy the satisfaction of getting things done.
If you frequently need to enjoy the sense of having nothing to do, then you probably need someone else to help you over procrastination.
Introductions
Usually the first posting requested of students in an online class is an introduction of themselves.
The great thing about online classes is that you will likely have a much greater diversity of people in your class than you would have on campus. So begin your introduction with what is most unique about you. Some examples:
I live on a small Japanese island, teaching English
A downside of diversity is that it is less likely everyone will understand each other's jokes. So avoid puns, especially jokes with double meanings. Use emoticons.
When you describe yourself, think about how others can benefit from your experience. Tell the class what you can offer -- how you can best contribute to your temporary group.
I enjoy writing, so I would be happy to take notes and write emails for our group.
Be sure to provide your contact information (email address, phone, etc.). If you provide a phone number, also note when you want to receive calls. Because other students can be anywhere in the world, include the timezone code anytime you specify a time.
Provide an informal picture of yourself, but first find out the width and height that pictures will be displayed, then crop your photo to that size. Don't just download a hugh file straight from your megapixel camera.
Chats and Group Projects
Unless your school forces everyone to use the same chat program, install the most popular chat client programs (AOL, Microsoft) or one that communicates with them all.
Students in an online chat tend to get down to business more quickly than in a classroom or social situation.
Those who cannnot type fast have a disadvantage and can become frustrated when the conversation moves to another topic as he/she hunts for letters on the keyboard.
An investment learning to "touch type" without needing to look at the keyboard will allow you to enjoy the interaction more.
Tactfully Comment on Others' Work
I think that the internet provides a false sense of annonymity.
What you write (and especially what images you upload to a server) can haunt you for a long time.
Your name is your "brand". What kind of reputation do you want?
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