Executive MBA (Master of Business Administration)Washington University’s EMBA program is ranked #2 worldwide by the Wall Street Journal and includes a rigourous combination of management, global leadership, and advanced business curriculum.
Master of Science (MS) in TechnologyThis degree included the committee-reviewed publication of a thesis on Context-Aware computing. Graduated with a 4.0/4.0 GPA
Bachelor of Science (BS) in Information TechnologyThis degree included a minor in Music and emphasis in Physics and Japanese.
* Course titles and descriptions are taken from the BYU Course Catalog.
| Course Title | Course Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Computer I/O and Storage Devices | N/A | |
| Mechatronics | Synergistic application of mechanical devices, electronic controls, and system principles in design of products and manufacturing processes. Advanced applications of electronic instrumentation, control, and automation in manufacturing systems. | |
| Research and Development in Technology | N/A | |
| Readings and Conferences | N/A | |
| Technology Leadership | N/A | |
| Advanced Networking | Analyzing, selecting, configuring, monitoring, and managing computer network equipment. SNMP-based monitoring and control in process of fault isolation and root cause analysis. | |
| Capstone Project | IT senior project proposal and feasibility studies. Project management, teamwork principles, intellectual property, supplier interactions, identifying and using professional technical literature, oral and written presentations. Implementing design. | |
| Computer Networks | Computer networks. Local and wide-area networking for enterprises and service providers. Work groups / routers / hubs / switches; network server administration; Internet protocols and routing; security and privacy. | |
| Integrated Audio and Video Systems | Information technology audio and video components and systems used in home, industry, and education. System design, integration, and automation. Recent digital formats for broadcasting and recording. | |
| Principles of Physics 1, 2, and 3 | N/A | |
| Experimental Physics | N/A | |
| Digital Communications | Processing engineering data using digital computers. Encoding data for storage or transmission. Frequency-domain techniques for improving signal filtering. Cryptography and other important signals algorithms. Practical experience with DSP processors. | |
| Technical Writing | description | |
| Database Principles | Database theory and architecture; data modeling; designing application databases. Query languages, data security, database applications on the Web. | |
| Operating Systems | Applying and using computer operating systems. Configuration, file systems, security, administration, network interfacing, multitasking, multiuser, device driver installation. Analyzing operating system performance. | |
| Human-Computer Interaction | Interface design emphasizing human factors, performance analysis, and cognitive processing. Team-based projects include task analysis, usability studies, environment, interaction, training, and documentation procedures. | |
| Foundations of Computer Science | N/A | |
| Quality Improvement Statistics | N/A | |
| Computer Systems Organization | Programming and analyzing computer systems hardware / OS. Performance evaluation. System architectures, CPUs, cache, memory assembly language programming. BIOS and OS issues, peripherals. | |
| Digital Electronics Foundations | AC and DC electronics, digital fundamentals, and circuits. Ohm’s law and power; impedances and frequency effects; AC wave forms; numbering systems; boolean systems, combinational and sequential logic; spectral analysis. | |
| DC/AC Circuits | N/A |