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- CMS 722
Internal and external stakeholders expect greater transparency and responsiveness from organizational leaders today. This course emphasizes the practice of internal and external strategic communications through the analysis of case studies. This course examines real organizational challenges and students work to identify solutions.
- Availability: Fall
- EMG 714
- Programs: Engineering Management
Through real-world cases, ranging from autonomous-vehicle safety to cybersecurity breaches, students practice resolving “grey-zone” dilemmas, designing governance policies, and communicating values-based decisions that align technical operations with organizational strategy.
- AIN 712
- Programs: AI Strategy + Innovation, Cybersecurity
Learn and perform the best practices for building AI systems in real-world applications. This course will include modules on change management specific to AI implementation. Students will build AI systems knowledge and the skills necessary to develop and implement AI strategies effectively in diverse organizational contexts.
- HAD 730
- Programs: Health Administration, Public Administration
Examine the principles, process, and applications of strategic management. This course covers methods for assessing key features of organization environments and competitive situations, approaches to demand management, and processes for ensuring successful strategy implementation.
- PAD 751
Develop the skills and insights to effectively lead institutions as they respond to the impact of human activities on natural and environmental systems. This course examines the conflicting objectives that are often part of public administration by exploring environmental justice and the administrative forces that place environmental burdens on some groups and not others. Learners will gain knowledge in the available analytical tools and policies to support environment-focused policymaking.
- ITM 712
- Programs: IT Management
Dive into a comprehensive overview of the principles and practices involved in the analysis, design, development, and implementation of effective information systems. Students gain proficiency in modern software development practices — including analyzing project requirements, risk analysis, cost estimation and budgeting, and quality control.
- Availability: Spring
- EMG 710
- Programs: Engineering Management
This course introduces systems thinking as a framework for understanding, modeling, and improving complex engineering operations. Students examine interdependencies in technical systems, such as advanced manufacturing networks, infrastructure, and healthcare operations.
- PAD 720
- Programs: Public Administration
Examine the role of emerging technologies in setting and implementing public policy, the role of stakeholders and interest groups, and available tools to apply from a technology and innovation framework. This course will analyze how new technologies improve and impact policy efficacy by assessing key principles and defining opportunities regarding the role and application of technology in public administration.
- ERM 724
- Programs: Cybersecurity, Enterprise Risk Management, IT Management
Build a foundational understanding of how to navigate a complex environment with layered technology, data, and cyber risks. This course explores how organizational responses to cyber security, data, and emerging technologies can help organizations avoid minefields and capture opportunities.
- HIF 751
- Programs: Health Informatics
This course will provide an overview of the tools, techniques, opportunities, and challenges associated with telehealth from an informatics perspective. Learners will describe technologies used to deploy and improve telehealth for better healthcare access, identify strategies to engage patients in using telehealth practices, understand the impact of telehealth on different patient populations, and describe the clinical, legal, regulatory, and quality issues in the use of telehealth.
- Availability: Spring
This program is comprised of 7 workshops where you’ll work alongside other leaders to build the strategic and operational artifacts your organization needs. Each session teaches a single concept and delivers one concrete tool (The AI Playbook). The program culminates in a set of 7 practical tools for practitioners implementing and using AI at their organization.
This program is comprised of 7 workshops where you’ll work alongside other leaders to build the strategic and operational artifacts your organization needs. Each session teaches a single concept and delivers one concrete tool (The AI Playbook). The program culminates in a set of 7 strategic tools for executives implementing AI at their organization.