
(Program to be discontinued. Spring 2013 is the last term that students will be admitted to this master's program.)
[10 courses]
This program will provide skills and information about how to function effectively when participating
in information systems development or involved in information systems issues in an organization. Knowledge gained through this program will enable building bridges between information technology and its use in other parts of the organization. Graduate education for professionals in software development methodologies, techniques, and technologies is not only valuable for software engineers, but also for users of software in every part of the organization. The importance and
impact of corporate information systems is increasing in all organizations. This program will be of benefit to professionals who use software, interface with software developers, develop software, or manage the software development process in education, government, marketing, business, manufacturing as well as specialized fields such as medicine and law.
Entrance Requirements
Note: Although programming in a high-level language is a part of the MSS curriculum, it is not required for admission.
Items required to complete your application:
(International students: please see International Student Admission Procedures.)
Note: The GRE or GMAT is not required for the GPS programs.
Degree Requirements
The successful degree candidate must complete 10 graduate courses (30 graduate semester credits) with a GPA of 2.70. All of the courses must be completed at the University of St. Thomas.
Required Courses
Suggested course sequence with SEIS601 waived:
Semester 1: SEIS 605 and SEIS610
Semester 2: SEIS620 and SEIS 630
Semester 3: SEIS 621 and 1 Elective
Semester 4: 2 Electives
Semester 5: 2 Electives
Suggested course sequence with SEIS601 required:
Semester 1: SEIS 601 and SEIS 605
Semester 2: SEIS 610 and SEIS 630
Semester 3: SEIS 620 and 1 Elective
Semester 4: SEIS 621 and 1 Elective
Semester 5: 2 Electives
Power your career with Graduate Programs in Software.
Learn how at an upcoming information session on the St. Paul campus:
Tuesday, July 23rd
5:30 - 6:30 p.m.
O'Shaughnessy Science Hall (OSS) room 313
Please RSVP to gradsoftware@stthomas.edu if you plan to attend an information session.
Walk-ins welcome.