The MS in Software Development and Management is intended for experienced professionals engaged in any phase of the software development process. The foundation principle of this curriculum is that software development, within today's information technology framework, is a manageable process - i.e. that the software development problems encountered now and in the future will be amenable to solutions based on sound managerial methodology and reasoned application of technology.

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• MS in Software Developement & Management program on this site and @ online.rit.edu

The MS in Human-Computer Interaction addresses the need for "usable" computing interfaces in today's highly interactive personal and business environments. Students learn how to conceptualize, design, implement, and evaluate the interface usability of computing technologies for various user populations – whether for specific individuals, organizations, or society at large.

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• MS in Human-Computer Interaction program on this site and @ online.rit.edu