Doctor of Business Administration
Information Systems Curriculum
The Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) in Information Systems program at Cleveland State University is a
research-oriented degree program dedicated to preparing students for an academic career in teaching at the college
or university level. The program focuses on enabling students to conduct research that is theoretically sound and
relevant to practice. Students will also be provided opportunities for developing inter-disciplinary research skills. The
program is designed to support both full-time and part-time students and allows for timely completion of the degree
by all students.
Prerequisites
IST 602
IST 603
IST 604
IST 606
Advanced Programming of Business Systems
Systems Analysis Methods
Design and Implementation of DBMS
Management of Business Networks
DBA Core Courses
Multivariate Statistical Methods
Applied Multivariate Statistical Analysis
Business Research: Analysis and Applications
Seminar on Business Teaching Methods
Advanced Analytical Core Courses
Seminar on Business Teaching Methods
Applied Multivariate Statistical Analysis
Business Research: Analysis and Applications
Research Design and Measurements
Information Systems Major Courses
Foundations of Information Systems
Seminar in Information Systems Current Topics
Knowledge Management
Enterprise Databases
Managing Networks and Security Risks
Information Systems Electives
Project Management and Scheduling
Business Value of Information Technology
Electronic Commerce
Business Analytics and Data Mining
Business Geographics and GIS
Enterprise Resource Planning
Dissertation Research
Dissertation
The above represents a sample curriculum for this specialization.
For further information on requirements, please see the Graduate Catalog at http://catalog.csuohio.edu/
Last Modified
12/11/2012
or call the DBA Program at 216.687.3786
Last Modified
12/11/2012