The MS in Information Technology (IT) is a unique and flexible program that allows the student to craft his or her own program of study within the broad range of the IT computing discipline. Students studying at a distance can build upon a core that focuses on current themes in IT with specialty areas such as application development, software project management, human-computer interaction, electronic commerce, and computer networking/security. Other concentrations from the IT department and other technical programs at RIT are available for on-campus study.

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• MS in IT Graduate Program @ online.rit.edu

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The MS in Software Development and Management is intended for experienced professionals engaged in any phase of the software development process. The foundation principle of this curriculum is that software development within an information technology framework is a manageable process - i.e. that the software development problems encountered now and in the future will be amenable to solutions based on sound managerial methodology and reasoned application of technology.

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• MS in Software Developement & Management Degree @ online.rit.edu

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The MS in Learning and Knowledge Management addresses the need for professionals who can manage and disseminate knowledge in today's "information economy." Developing learning and knowledge-management environments requires an understanding of instruction, knowledge assets, and human performance along with skills in current (and emerging) networked multimedia technologies.

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• MS in Learning & Knowledge Management @ online.rit.edu