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Jun 24, 2022
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2014-2015 Walden University Catalog (June 2015) [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Information Systems Management - PhD in Management
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Return to: PhD in Management
In this specialization, students are provided with an integrative approach to managing information systems in today’s data-rich environment. Students can study ways to derive maximum value and innovation from investing in organizational systems and will help build the leadership skills that successful technology executives have found essential. Students take the opportunity to broaden their understanding of all aspects of e-commerce systems, security management and risk assessment, and system design. They study ways to develop expertise in leading and managing people, processes, and systems, and contribute to positive social change by helping to improve organizational performance through information systems management.
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Specialization Courses (20 cr.)
Courses can be taken in any order.
Foundation Research Sequence (12 cr.)
Courses comprising the Foundation Research Sequence are conducted online and require weekly readings, participation in discussions, and assignment completion. Course instructors guide discussions and evaluate discussion and application assignments. RSCH 8101M is a prerequisite for Residency 2 of the academic residencies.
Advanced Research Course (4 cr.)
PhD students are required to complete one advanced-level research course that mirrors the methodology of their intended dissertations. The university offers three advanced courses. Students should refer to their specific programs of study to determine program-specific requirements.
One of the following three courses is required:
Mentoring (0 cr.)
All course-based students will be enrolled in MGMT 8100 each term following the completion of RSCH 8201M until beginning the dissertation in MGMT 9000.
Recommended Course Sequence
Note: Following the completion of MGMT 8990 - Developing a Prospectus , students will be continuously registered in MGMT 8100 until entering MGMT 8991 - Writing a Proposal . This course will be 0 credits and $0 per credit, and is designed to allow time for the student to work with their mentor through the early stages of the dissertation process.
Residency Requirement: 16 units
- Residency 1: Within 90 days following MGMT 8015
- Residency 2: At beginning of second year, around the time of second research course (RSCH 8201/8301)
- Residency 3: Near end of year 2, around the time of advanced research course or at the time of your data collection and analysis
- Residency 4: During dissertation, to prepare completion and defense of dissertation and for facilitating future publications (Prerequisite: Completion of MGMT 8991)
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