Computer Information Systems, MS

The Master of Science in Computer Information Systems is designed for students seeking to combine the development of technical competence in information systems with gaining knowledge and furthering skills in managerial and organizational areas.

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Overview

Graduates of this program will be able to work in a variety of fields to maximize state of the art information system tools and techniques to promote organizational success.

Available Concentrations:

Data Science and Analytics
Networking
Programming
Project Management

In this program, you will be able to

Apply communication, teamwork, and leadership skills to translate technical information that will help align computer information systems and tools with organizational goals
Analyze technical aspects of IT projects and apply project management strategies to meet business needs and organizational goals
Apply IT methods and tools to the development of applications and administration of computing systems, as well as to the adoption of new technologies in the organization
Identify information tools and technologies that have strategic value for the organization, and manage the implementation of those technologies

Faculty

David Pollak

Associate Professor, MS in Computer Information Systems (MSCIS) Graduate Programs; Program Director, Executive MSCIS and Data Analytics

Educational Background
JD, University of Pennsylvania Law School
Med with specialization in Professional Development, Antioch University New England
BA in Psychology, George Washington University

Bio
Dave Pollak has been a visiting professor in the MSCIS program at NEC since 2016, teaching Data Analytics, Health Informatics, and Cloud Computing. He is also the program director for the Data Analytics Program in NEC’s Executive master’s curriculum. With more than 25 years in the industry, Dave is a seasoned CIS professional, educator, and attorney. He has experience in database design, web development, data analytics, networking, security, system administration, and project management. In 1973, his first Fortran programs were run on punch cards through the Univac at the University of Pennsylvania. He began building computers in 1986, the year after the i386 processor was introduced. He has been teaching for over 20 years. Dave is a serial renovator and enthusiastic if not very skilled banjo player and is happiest baking bread.
Richard Mitchell

Program Director, Computer Information Systems
Office: John Lyons, Henniker Campus
Phone: 603.428.2935
Email: rmitchell1@nec.edu

Educational Background
Master’s degree, Harvard University

Bio
Rick Mitchell has many years of experience working in information technology, as a systems designer, project manager, and educator. For many years, he was the president of Programmers Studio, a consulting firm that provided programming and analysis services throughout New England. He worked as a senior project manager at Fidelity Investments and later as a Vice President of Systems Development at the Boston Company.

Degree Requirements

Computer Information Systems Requirements, M.S.

(36 credits)

(Select 3 courses from the following)

(Select 1 course from the following)

Computer Information Systems Electives

(Select 16 credits from the following)

Concentrations

Students who wish to declare a concentration must select one from the following options: