Structured opportunity to explore new business applications of emerging hardware or software technologies. Active student participation in development and presentation of course materials required. Takes a top management perspective in exploring the development and implementation of plans and policies to ensure effective information technology use. Projects need not be all-encompassing of an application area and may use a team approach. Through the internship coordinator, students will solicit and respond to internship offers from commercial, governmental, and nonprofit employers.
Students maintain liaison with internship coordinator and prepare a critical form of a formal paper.
Students have the option of making a presentation to the CIS community upon completion of the internship period, which is normally the span of a single academic term. Cs 790 and chairperson's permission This course is designed to assist students engaged in meeting the theses requirements for the master's degree. The candidate will work under the guidance of a faculty adviser.