E-Government Management and Leadership, CAS

Contact

Margaret Lane, Asst Director of Executive Education, melane02@maxwell.syr.edu, 315-443-0708

Carsten Oesterlund, Program Director (for fall 2018), 309 Hinds Hall, 315-443-2911, igrad@syr.edu

Murali Venkatesh, Program Director (for spring 2019), 120 Hinds Hall, 315-443-2911, igrad@syr.edu

https://www.maxwell.syr.edu/exed/Certificates/CC-EGov_Management/Overview/

http://ischool.syr.edu/future/cas/egov.aspx

Student Learning Outcomes

1. Describe and analyze policy and regulatory issues related to eGovernment ICT service delivery in government agencies

2. Identify and explain planning, investment, development, and oversight processes for government ICT services

3. Identify and match government mission requirements with viable ICT architectures and service solutions

4. Describe how the public sector utilizes IT to accomplish government functions

5. Explain leadership theories and apply them to their own experiences

6. Develop and assess managerial skills and competencies

Certificate Requirement

The E-Government Management and Leadership Certificate of Advanced Study is a 12-credit graduate-level certificate designed for students currently pursuing another graduate degree or as post-baccalaureate work. The CAS is organized by two broad thematic areas:

1. leadership and management of information and communication technology applications found in public organization E-government systems, and

2. technical design aspects of E-government in public organizations. There are two required courses for this degree:

IST 711 - e-Government 3 credit(s)

PAI 895 - Mid-career Training Group 1-3 credit(s)

Curriculum

This certificate requires 12 graduate credits. All courses are 3 graduate credits unless specified otherwise.

Required Courses (6 credits)

IST 711 - e-Government 3 credit(s)
PAI 895 - Managerial Leadership 1-3 credit(s)

Elective Courses (6 credits)

Students should consult with their respective Faculty Advisors to select two additional courses offered in either the iSchool or Maxwell School based on their prior education and experience as well as professional needs.

IST 618 - Information Policy 3 credit(s)
IST 623 - Introduction to Information Security 3 credit(s)
IST 625 - Enterprise Risk Management 3 credit(s)
IST 634 - Security in Networked Environments 3 credit(s)
IST 639 - Enterprise Technologies 3 credit(s)
IST 641 - User-Based Design 3 credit(s)
IST 645 - Managing Information Systems Projects 3 credit(s)
IST 649 - Human Interaction with Computers 3 credit(s)
IST 659 - Data Administration Concepts and Database Management 3 credit(s)
IST 726 - Enterprise Architecture: Concepts and Practice 3 credit(s)
IST 728 - Information Security Policy 3 credit(s)
IST 769 - Advanced Database Administration Concepts and Database Management 3 credit(s)
PAI 730 - Problems in Public Administration 1-3 credit(s)
PAI 730 Information Strategy and Management in the Public Sector
PAI 730 Information Management in the Public Sector
PAI 730 Information Management in the Public Sector II Government 2.0
PAI 730 Networked Governance
PAI 730 Forecasting for Policy Analysis and Public Management
PAI 734 - Public Budgeting 3 credit(s)
PAI 742 - Public Administration and Law 3 credit(s)
PAI 755 - Public Administration and Democracy 3 credit(s)
PAI 772 - Science, Technology, and Public Policy 3 credit(s)
PAI 789 - Advanced Policy Analysis 3 credit(s)