COURSES OFFERED BY DALLAS BAPTIST UNIVERSITY

The M.S. in Information Technology and Management program is a flexible, 36-hour STEM degree designed to prepare students to be successful servant leaders in a market driven by data and insights.

This course teaches fundamental concepts, ideas, theories, and terminology of computer programming. Students will develop skills in designing, writing computer programs, and applying this knowledge in a real-world project. This is a programming intensive course.

This course is for students who wish to acquire both a business and technical understanding of database systems; their design, development, management, and application.

Students learn concepts on cloud infrastructure through AWS/Microsoft Azure. Topics covered include cloud infrastructure, virtualization, software-defined networks, cloud storage, IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, security and privacy issues, ethics, capacity planning, disaster recovery, etc.

This course teaches a set of software development processes, technology, tools, and culture to integrate operational and development teams to deliver applications and services at a high velocity. Students will learn how to combine technical and managerial skills to improve

The primary emphasis of this course is to study the scope, impact, and magnitude of information technology security on business organizational structure; the use of information systems for developing corporate security strategies, both domestic and international

This course helps students gain an understanding of blockchain as a disruptor and the various use cases across industries. Topics include distributed ledger technology, distributed applications, social value proposition, Ethereum, asset transactions, smart contracts

The Javascript based front end and server-side development course is all about designing and building websites and applications that are focused on the needs of enterprise application development.

This program will provide an opportunity for students to explore the critical relationship of information technology to organizational strategy, resources, and effectiveness. Special emphasis is given to business application development through the study of information technology

This case-oriented course provides an overview of information technology and information systems topics from an organizational and managerial perspective.