TMG Technology Management Courses at Global Campus

This course introduces the Scrum framework for project management, focusing on its application in software development and other fields, while comparing it to traditional waterfall methodologies. Students will learn Scrum terminology, team responsibilities, values, and project tracking tools. The curriculum aligns with Scrum.org standards, preparing interested students for the Professional Scrum Master I certification exam. While exam study materials are provided, students are responsible for registering and paying for the official certification test administered by Scrum.org.

This course focuses on the strategic alliances among business, technology, and organizational design. Students will learn how to plan technology architecture in support of a business strategy. The course addresses the effect of technology on privacy and ethics, the nature of work force, and the issues in managing remote and virtual teams. Security strategy and effective policies and training for protecting corporate assets are covered. Students will also be introduced to IT governance frameworks such as COBIT, ISO, and ITIL in this course. Prerequisite: BUS 593.

This course focuses on the key role that technology managers play in supporting an organization's growth and daily operations. Students will examine the required leadership skills to succeed in a culture of innovation and achieve operational excellence. The course covers the business opportunities the convergence of the cloud, mobile, and social media provides for an organization's growth and competitive advantage. Students will learn the skills for managing innovation and technological resources and make choices for the company's long-term benefits. Prerequisite: BUS 593

This capstone course integrates and applies the core concepts, methodologies, and leadership skills acquired throughout the program. Students will evaluate and address complex business and technology challenges through applied research, critical thinking, innovation, and strategic problem-solving. Emphasis will be placed on the assessment and integration of emerging and disruptive technologies, including Artificial Intelligence (AI), Blockchain, Robotics, Automation, Data Analytics, and other evolving digital innovations within organizational environments. Evaluation will focus on the quality of students’ technical and business analysis, project management and implementation strategies, technology governance considerations, and professionalism in written and oral presentations. Students will develop strategic and tactical solutions to real-world business problems by leveraging modern technologies, innovative frameworks, and data-driven decision-making practices to improve organizational performance, competitiveness, and sustainability. Prerequisites: completion of all MSTM core required courses.