Digital Innovation and Information Systems - FEMBA

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Concentration Courses

Elective Courses

Twelve units are to be selected from the following courses:

ISTM 660 Business Analytics and Intelligence (2)
ISTM 661 Enterprise Architecture and Infrastructure Management (2)
ISTM 662 DIIS Project and Program Management (2)
ISTM 663 Managing DIIS Security, Privacy, and Ethics (2)
ISTM 664 Business Process Analysis and Innovation (2)
ISTM 665 Digital Innovation and Strategic Transformation (2)
ISTM 667 Digital Innovation and Information Systems Applied Research Project (2)

Elective Substitutes

A student may substitute any two of the following for up to four units of electives:

BSCI 617 Creating and Leading Teams (2)
BSCI 631 Leadership and Organizational Success (2) or
OTMT 617 Leadership Theory and Practice (2) or
OTMT 670 Advanced Principles of Organizations and Leadership (4)
BSCI 633 Organizational Development and Change (2) or
OTMT 634 Change Management (2) or
OTMT 672 Organizational Dynamics and Managing Change (4)
DESC 620 Advanced Statistical Tools (2)
DESC 621 Valuation of Real Options (2)
DESC 634 Supply Chain Management (2)
DESC 636 Project Management (2)
DESC 637 Multiple Attribute Decision Analysis (2)
ENTR 661 Entrepreneurship and the Generation of New Venture Ideas (2)
ENTR 662 The Feasibility of New Venture Ideas (2)
FINC 633 Working Capital Management (2)
FINC 638 Financial Modeling (2)
ISTM 669 IT-Enabled Process and Decision Support in New Ventures (2)
LEGL 631 Negotiation and Resolution of Business Disputes (2) or
LEGL 684 Business Negotiation and the Resolution of Conflict (4)
MKTG 670 Technology in Marketing (2)
OTMT 678 Managerial Creativity and Innovation for Leadership (4)
PGBS 693 Global Business Intensive (1-4) with DIIS-focused content and/or final paper (2 units required)
STGY 645 Responsible Business Practice Capstone (2)

Notes:

Completing PGBS 693 (2 units required, with DIIS-focused content and/or final paper), ISTM 664 , or ISTM 665 satisfies the global requirement for the program.