Information Technology Business Analysis, Post-Baccalaureate Certificate

About the Program

This 100% online program will provide professionals the knowledge of how to determine business requirements that drive IT-related projects. In addition, it will help them identify, analyze and design processes to improve the overall flow of information within their organization. 

The curriculum enhances students’ knowledge in the areas of structure, policies, and operations of an organization. They will learn to work as a liaison between the organization leadership and IT department to help them understand the needs of the organization and how IT can help achieve its goals. Students will develop skills to identify, document, and implement IT requirements for any business obstacles.

If students opt to continue in the Master’s program, the courses in the certificate program may be credited to the MS in Computer and Information Technology (with a concentration in Business Analysis). 

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Program Requirements

12 Credits Required

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