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Combining
computer science and business courses, this course of study prepares
students for cutting edge careers in finance and industry.
This innovative curriculum merges technological prowess with financial
acumen to ensure that graduates are in the forefront of scientific
and entrepreneurial thought.
Our students have pursued internships and gone on to careers with
such prestigious companies as Goldman Sachs & Co, Siemens
Corporate Research, GE Capital, and GlaxoSmithKline.
The
CIS MSE Financial Curriculum consists of the following components:
(a)
Four core courses from the following list, including at least
one of either 501 or 505 and at least one of either 502 or 511:
CIS 500/Software Foundations (Fall)
CIS 501/Computer Architecture (Fall)
CIS 502/Analysis of Algorithms (Spring)
CIS 505/Software Systems (Spring)
CIS 511/Theory of Computation (Spring)
CIS 520/Artificial Intelligence (Fall)
(b)
Three CIS electives; the following courses are recommended for
this requirement:
CIS
550/Database and Information Systems (Fall)
CIS
555/Internet and Web Systems
(Spring)
CIS
899/Independent Study or other CIS course as approved by advisor.
(c)
Engineering Math (ENM) 503/Introduction to Probability and Statistics
(Fall)
(d)
Two Operations and Information Management (Wharton School of Business)
courses:
OPIM
661/Systems Analysis, Design, and Implementation
OPIM
672/Decision Support Systems
(OPIM 661 and OPIM 672 are offered in either the Fall semester or the Spring semester, depending on the Wharton School of Business schedule.)
For
a total of ten courses.
Click
here for descriptions of the above courses.
Click
here for more information re: registering for Wharton courses.
A
possible schedule of studies would be:

First
semester/Fall
Third Semester/Fall
CIS
500
CIS 899
OPIM
661 ENM
503
CIS
550
CIS 501
OPIM 672
Second
Semester/Spring
CIS
502
CIS
505
CIS
555
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