Cornell’s Samuel Curtis Johnson College of Business and the Department of Information Science in Computing and Information Science (CIS) team up for the Digital Technology Immersion program, pairing students from both schools to work collaboratively on projects for partnering companies like Google, Amazon, McKinsey, Commonbond, Procter & Gamble, IBM, Salesforce and more.
In this immersion, Information Science Master of Professional Studies (MPS) students are schooled in areas like leadership, project management, and entrepreneurship for scientists and engineers, may take electives offered by the Business school, and complete a project course (3 credits) in which they will be working on a project sponsored by an industry client. Taking this course fulfills students' MPS project requirement. The course features weekly meetings to discuss business and management aspects of technology and information science through a series of guest lecturers from the industry, and reserve time to work on projects. Students also have an opportunity to work with experts on corporate practices to enhance professional skills in areas such as public speaking, team conflict resolution, and more.
Required course (project course, counts as an MPS project)
| NBA 6480 | Digital Technolgy Practicum | 3.0 |
Electives
Choose 3 to 6 credits of the following classes, during Fall or Spring
The following course categorization can help you specialize in a specific aspect of business administration:
T - Management Tools course
E - Entrepreneurship course
G - General Management, Strategy, or Leadership course
Note: 1.5 credit courses are offered over 7 weeks of the semester, in the first half or in the second half of the semester. Check the roster for the course schedule.
Note: Enrollment in courses is subject to seat availability. If a course is over-enrolled, usual waitlist procedures will apply.
Fall 2019
| Course Number | Title | Credits | Course Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| NBA 5070 | Entrepreneurship for Scientists and Engineers | 3.0 | E |
| NBA 5305 | Entrepreneurial Finance | 1.5 | E |
| NBA 5380 | The Business Idea Factory | 1.5 | E |
| NBA 5640 | Entrepreneurship and Business Ownership | 3.0 | E |
| NBA 5150 | Leadership Theory and Practice | 3.0 | G |
| NBA 5690 | Management Consulting Essentials | 1.5 | T, G |
| NBA 5410 | Project Management | 1.5 | T |
| NBA 6930 | Strategy and Tactics of Pricing | 1.5 | T |
Spring 2019
| Course Number | Title | Credits | Course Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| NBA 5070 | Entrepreneurship for Scientists and Engineers | 3.0 | E |
| NBA 5640 | Entrepreneurship and Business Ownership | 3.0 | E |
| NBA 5150 | Leadership Theory and Practice | 3.0 | G |
| NBA 5690 | Management Consulting Essentials | 1.5 | G |
| NBA 6130 | Topics in Leadership: Women in the Workplace | 1.5 | G |
| NBA 5060 | Financial Statement Analysis | 1.5 | T |
| NBA 5110 | Financial Modeling | 1.5 | T |
| NBA 5410 | Project Management | 1.5 | T |
| NBA 6010 | Electronic Commerce | 3.0 | T |
| NBA 6070 | Designing Data Products | 1.5 | T |
| NBA 6090 | Digital Marketing | 1.5 | T |
| NBA 6200 | Marketing Research | 3.0 | T |
| NBA 6340 | Customer Strategy and Analytics | 1.5 | T |
| NBA 6410 | Supply Chain Management | 3 | T |
| NBA 6550 | Introduction to Statistical Programming & SQL | 1.5 | T |
| NBA 6620 | Product Marketing Insights | 3.0 | T |
| NBA 6690 | Building a Consumer Internet Business | 1.0 | T |
| NBA 6920 | Advanced Data Analytics Applications & Methods | 1.5 | T |
| NBA 6950 | Game Theory and Business Strategy | 1.5 | T |
Updated as of Spring 2019