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Cyber Security and Information Assurance Certificate

The advising staff welcomes you to the Business School at the University of Colorado Denver as a Cyber Security and Information Assurance Certificate student! Thank you for selecting CU Denver.

As academic advisors, our goal is to help you select courses and assist with registration. If you eventually apply and are admitted to one of our graduate degree programs, we will also be the team to help you navigate your whole degree program.

For more information about advising, please visit our graduate advising page.

General Information:

• Check your CU Denver email consistently so you do not miss any time sensitive announcements; this email account is used for all university correspondence.

• Do not miss deadlines! Review and adhere to the university academic calendar and billing calendar. Please contact grad.advising@ucdenver.edu if you need help with the registration and/or drop process.

In order for us to award the certificate on your transcript, you will need to self-report successful completion of your four courses to the advising team. During the last semester of your final certificate courses, please email us at grad.advising@ucdenver.edu and request that your certificate be awarded on your transcripts at the end of the semester.

Registration Information:

• Each term, you are assigned a specific enrollment date and time (students cannot register until on or after their enrollment date and time). In UCD Access, from the “Student Center”, click on “All Student Functions”, then click on the “Register for Classes” icon. See the box entitled “Enrollment Appointment” to determine your enrollment date and click on “details” for the specific time. Register on your assigned date and time to avoid waitlists.

• Please see the “How to: Search and Enroll for Classes guide” for instructions on how to use UCD Access to register for classes.

Cyber Security and Information Assurance Certificate Courses:

To earn the Cyber Security and Information Assurance Certificate, you must complete the following (4 courses total):

Required course:

  • ISMG 6430 (Information Systems Security and Privacy)

Complete three of the following:

  • ISMG 6340 (Cloud Computing Concepts, Tools, and Security)
  • ISMG 6860 (Ethical Hacking Concepts and Methodologies)
  • ISMG 6865 (Digital Forensic Analysis)
  • ISMG 6890 (IT Risk Management)

As academic advisors, our goal is to help you successfully navigate your program. For more information about our services, please review our graduate advising page. We offer:

  • Thirty-minute appointments that can be conducted via phone or in-person. To schedule an appointment, please call 303-315-8110.
  • Advising by email can be done by sending your advising question to grad.advising@ucdenver.edu

When reaching out to our advising team, please identify yourself as a student pursuing our Cyber Security and Information Assurance Certificate so we can best assist you.

We look forward to connecting with you in the near future!

Sincerely,

The Grad Advising Team

Managing for Sustainability Certificate

The advising staff welcomes you to the Business School at the University of Colorado Denver as a Managing for Sustainability Certificate student! Thank you for selecting CU Denver.

As academic advisors, our goal is to help you select courses and assist with registration. If you eventually apply and are admitted to one of our graduate degree programs, we will also be the team to help you navigate your whole degree program.

For more information about advising, please visit our graduate advising page.

 

General Information:

• Check your CU Denver email consistently so you do not miss any time sensitive announcements; this email account is used for all university correspondence.

• Do not miss deadlines! Review and adhere to the university academic calendar and billing calendar. Please contact grad.advising@ucdenver.edu if you need help with the registration and/or drop process.

In order for us to award the certificate on your transcript, you will need to self-report successful completion of your four courses to the advising team. During the last semester of your final certificate courses, please email us at grad.advising@ucdenver.edu and request that your certificate be awarded on your transcripts at the end of the semester.

 

Registration Information:

• Each term, you are assigned a specific enrollment date and time (students cannot register until on or after their enrollment date and time). In UCD Access, from the “Student Center”, click on “All Student Functions”, then click on the “Register for Classes” icon. See the box entitled “Enrollment Appointment” to determine your enrollment date and click on “details” for the specific time. Register on your assigned date and time to avoid waitlists; online classes can fill quickly.

• Please see the “How to: Search and Enroll for Classes guide” for instructions on how to use UCD Access to register for classes.

 

Managing for Sustainability Certificate Courses

To earn a Managing for Sustainability Certificate, you must complete any four of the following graduate Business School courses:

  • ACCT 6285 – Accounting and Finance for Sustainability
  • BANA 6730 – Supply Change Management
  • ENTP 6030 – Entrepreneurship in Emerging Markets
  • MGMT 6821 – Managing for Sustainability
  • MGMT 6822 – Business Ethics & Corporate Social Responsibility
  • MGMT 6825 – Sustainable Change Leadership: Turning Business Into a Force for Good
  • MGMT 6826– Business and the Natural Environment
  • MGMT 6827 – Global Climate Change
  • MKTG 6830 – Marketing and Global Sustainability

Please be aware that not all of the above courses are offered every semester. Formats for how courses are offered can vary depending on the class (on-campus, online, hybrid).

 

As academic advisors, our goal is to help you successfully navigate your program. For more information about our services, please review our graduate advising page. We offer:

  • Thirty-minute appointments that can be conducted via phone or in-person. To schedule an appointment, please call 303-315-8110.
  • Advising by email can be done by sending your advising question to grad.advising@ucdenver.edu

When reaching out to our advising team, please identify yourself as a student pursuing our Managing for Sustainability Certificate so we can best assist you.

We look forward to connecting with you in the near future!

Sincerely,

The Grad Advising Team

Fall 2019 General Business “South Denver” Certificate

The advising staff welcomes you to the Business School at the University of Colorado Denver as a “General Business Certificate” student! Thank you for selecting CU Denver.

As academic advisors, our goal is to help you select courses and assist with registration. If you eventually apply and are admitted to one of our graduate degree programs, we will also be the team to help you navigate your whole degree program.

 

General Information:

• Check your CU Denver email consistently so you do not miss any time sensitive announcements; this email account is used for all university correspondence.

• PLEASE NOTE: South Denver location courses follow a different academic calendar because they are on an 8-week schedule. To find the specific drop dates for these courses, please refer to the Session Code Calendar. The South Denver location courses will follow the “DMH” (first 8 weeks) and “DMI” (second 8 weeks) Session Codes.

If you have any questions, please contact grad.advising@ucdenver.edu for help with the registration and/or drop process.

 

Registration Information:

• Prior to enrolling in your first term, South Denver students are  required to schedule an appointment with a graduate advisor as an “advising hold” has been placed on your account (a “hold” prevents you from registering for classes). Please schedule an in person or phone appointment with a graduate advisor immediately by calling 303-315-8110. After your advising session, this hold will be removed.

• Please see the “How to Search and Enroll for Classes guide” for instructions on how to use UCD Access to register for classes.

• Each term, you are assigned a specific enrollment date and time (students cannot register until on or after their enrollment date and time). In UCD Access, from the “Student Center”, click on “All Student Functions”, then click on the “Register for Classes” icon. See the box entitled “Enrollment Appointment” to determine your enrollment date and click on “details” for the specific time. Register on your assigned date and time to avoid waitlists; online classes fill quickly.

• To determine if a class is offered at the South Denver location, use UCD Access to search. Then, click on the “section” link to read the “class notes”, to verify if offered in South Denver. Most of the sections will be designated with a “DH1” or a “D01”. You can also filter South Denver courses out by entering “CUSOUTHDEN” in the Location field under the “Additional Search Criteria” heading. For visual instructions on how to search for South Denver courses, please click here.

• The terms at our South Denver location follow an 8 week accelerated hybrid format. There is a Term A and Term B. If you are working full-time, it is recommended that you take a total of two courses during the term, one in Term A and one in Term B, as to not overload your schedule.

 

FALL 2019 SOUTH DENVER LOCATION COURSES:

Term A:    BUSN 6520 (Leading Individuals and Teams)

Term B:    BUSN 6610/ISMG 6180 (Information Systems Management and Strategy) and BUSN 6620 (Applied Economics for Managers; corequisite: BUSN 6530 and BUSN 6550)

 

Requirements for the General Business Certificate:

• Students pursuing the General Business Certificate are allowed to take a total of three courses for the certificate (no additional courses permitted):

BUSN 6550: Analyzing and Interpreting Accounting Information
BUSN 6520: Leading Individuals and Teams
One Graduate Business elective

At least two of the courses must be taken at the South Denver location

• Since you are required to take two of your three courses for the certificate at the South Denver location, we recommended that you plan your courses carefully. To maximize options for future semesters, we strongly encourage that you try to enroll in your first two classes for the certificate at the South Denver location. This should help you to have more options for your third course, and allow timely completion of your certificate.

 

GMAT Waiver:

• One of the benefits of pursuing the General Business Certificate is having the opportunity to possibly waive the GMAT, if you decide to apply to our MBA degree. To be eligible to request a waiver of the GMAT for our MBA degree, you must meet the following criteria:
Complete BUSN 6550 with a “B+” or higher grade. Must earn a cumulative GPA of a 3.5 or higher; you cannot repeat any course to attempt to earn a higher grade

• For students who do not earn the grades/GPA needed to request a waiver of the GMAT, you may still be eligible to earn the General Business Certificate if you have a cumulative GPA of a 3.0 or higher. Grades below a “C” will have a negative impact on future degree progress. All grades earned in graduate business courses are included in your graduate business cumulative GPA whether or not the grades apply to a graduate business degree.

 

As academic advisors, our goal is to help you successfully navigate your program. For more information about our services, please review our graduate advising page. We offer:

  • Thirty-minute appointments that can be conducted via phone or in-person. To schedule an appointment, please call 303-315-8110.
  • Advising by email can be done by sending your advising question to grad.advising@ucdenver.edu

We look forward to connecting with you in the near future!

Sincerely,

The Grad Advising Team

General Business Certificate Degree Plan

Summer 2019 General Business “South Denver” Certificate

The advising staff welcomes you to the Business School at the University of Colorado Denver as a “General Business Certificate” student! Thank you for selecting CU Denver.

As academic advisors, our goal is to help you select courses and assist with registration. If you eventually apply and are admitted to one of our graduate degree programs, we will also be the team to help you navigate your whole degree program.

 

General Information:

• Check your CU Denver email consistently so you do not miss any time sensitive announcements; this email account is used for all university correspondence.

• PLEASE NOTE: South Denver location courses follow a different academic calendar because they are on an 8-week schedule. To find the specific drop dates for these courses, please refer to the Session Code Calendar. The South Denver location courses will follow the “DMH” (first 8 weeks) and “DMI” (second 8 weeks) Session Codes.

If you have any questions, please contact grad.advising@ucdenver.edu for help with the registration and/or drop process.

 

Registration Information:

• Prior to enrolling in your first term, South Denver students are  required to schedule an appointment with a graduate advisor as an “advising hold” has been placed on your account (a “hold” prevents you from registering for classes). Please schedule an in person or phone appointment with a graduate advisor immediately by calling 303-315-8110. After your advising session, this hold will be removed.

• Please see the “How to Search and Enroll for Classes guide” for instructions on how to use UCD Access to register for classes.

• Each term, you are assigned a specific enrollment date and time (students cannot register until on or after their enrollment date and time). In UCD Access, from the “Student Center”, click on “All Student Functions”, then click on the “Register for Classes” icon. See the box entitled “Enrollment Appointment” to determine your enrollment date and click on “details” for the specific time. Register on your assigned date and time to avoid waitlists; online classes fill quickly.

• To determine if a class is offered at the South Denver location, use UCD Access to search. Then, click on the “section” link to read the “class notes”, to verify if offered in South Denver. Most of the sections will be designated with a “DH1” or a “D01”. You can also filter South Denver courses out by entering “CUSOUTHDEN” in the Location field under the “Additional Search Criteria” heading. For visual instructions on how to search for South Denver courses, please click here.

• The terms at our South Denver location follow an 8 week accelerated hybrid format. There is a Term A and Term B. If you are working full-time, it is recommended that you take a total of two courses during the term, one in Term A and one in Term B, as to not overload your schedule.

 

SUMMER 2019 SOUTH DENVER LOCATION COURSES:

BUSN 6530 (Data Analysis for Managers)

MGMT 6320 (Leading Organizational Change)

 

Requirements for the General Business Certificate:

• Students pursuing the General Business Certificate are allowed to take a total of three courses for the certificate (no additional courses permitted):

BUSN 6550: Analyzing and Interpreting Accounting Information
BUSN 6520: Leading Individuals and Teams
One Graduate Business elective

At least two of the courses must be taken at the South Denver location

• Since you are required to take two of your three courses for the certificate at the South Denver location, we recommended that you plan your courses carefully. To maximize options for future semesters, we strongly encourage that you try to enroll in your first two classes for the certificate at the South Denver location. This should help you to have more options for your third course, and allow timely completion of your certificate.

 

GMAT Waiver:

• One of the benefits of pursuing the General Business Certificate is having the opportunity to possibly waive the GMAT, if you decide to apply to our MBA degree. To be eligible to request a waiver of the GMAT for our MBA degree, you must meet the following criteria:

  • Complete BUSN 6550 with a “B+” or higher grade.
  • Must earn a cumulative GPA of a 3.5 or higher; you cannot repeat any course to attempt to earn a higher grade

• For students who do not earn the grades/GPA needed to request a waiver of the GMAT, you may still be eligible to earn the General Business Certificate if you have a cumulative GPA of a 3.0 or higher. Grades below a “C” will have a negative impact on future degree progress. All grades earned in graduate business courses are included in your graduate business cumulative GPA whether or not the grades apply to a graduate business degree.

 

As academic advisors, our goal is to help you successfully navigate your program. For more information about our services, please review our graduate advising page. We offer:

Thirty-minute appointments that can be conducted via phone or in-person. To schedule an appointment, please call 303-315-8110.

Advising by email can be done by sending your advising question to grad.advising@ucdenver.edu

We look forward to connecting with you in the near future!

Sincerely,

The Grad Advising Team

South Denver Certificate Degree Plan

MS in Management and Organization New Admit 2019/2020)

The advising staff welcomes you to the Business School at the University of Colorado Denver! Thank you for selecting CU Denver.

Below you’ll find a link to your official degree plan and specialization option sheet. The degree plan outlines the specific classes required to earn your degree and lists some of the Graduate Business School-specific policies. We recommend that you print and save this degree plan and update it as you move through your program.

For registration instructions and academic/billing calendars, please make sure to review our “Newly Admitted Student Information Packet”.

Check your CU Denver email consistently so you do not miss any time sensitive announcements; this email account is used for all university correspondence.

Our Resource Connection page addresses general CU Denver campus resources, such as contact information for other offices, course catalog, academic calendar, and more.

 

MS in Management and Organization Program Specific Information:

• The Management and Organization program can be completed entirely on-campus, online or in a combination of both formats.

• Specializations are optional. To declare or change your specialization, please email grad.advising@ucdenver.edu with your name, student ID number and specialization chosen. Select specializations are available online.

• For students pursuing the degree online, Management and Organization core classes are offered online, but the format usually alternates (typically once per year online and once per year on campus). Electives will vary between an online or on-campus format, not all electives are available online; use UCDAccess to plan accordingly.

 

As academic advisors, our goal is to help you successfully navigate your program. For more information about our services, please review our graduate advising page. We offer:

  • Thirty-minute appointments that can be conducted via phone or in-person. To schedule an appointment, please call 303-315-8110.
  • Advising by email can be done by sending your advising question to grad.advising@ucdenver.edu

We look forward to connecting with you in the near future!

Sincerely,

The Grad Advising Team

MS in Organization and Management Degree Plan (2019/2020)

MS Organization and Management Specialization Options (2019/2020)

MS in Information Systems New Admit 2019/2020

The advising staff welcomes you to the Business School at the University of Colorado Denver! Thank you for selecting CU Denver.

Below you’ll find links to the official Information Systems degree plans for each specialization. Please make sure to select the degree plan that you declared upon admission. The degree plan outlines the specific classes required to earn your degree and lists some of the Graduate Business School-specific policies. We recommend that you print and save your declared degree plan and update it as you move through your program.

For registration instructions and academic/billing calendars, please make sure to review New Admitted Student Information.

Check your CU Denver email consistently so you do not miss any time sensitive announcements; this email account is used for all university correspondence.

Our Resource Connection page addresses general CU Denver campus resources, such as contact information for other offices, course catalog, academic calendar, and more.

MS in Information Systems Program Specific Information:

• The Information Systems program can be completed fully online, including the Business Intelligence and Cyber Security specializations.

• If you decide to pursue a specialization, please contact an academic advisor at grad.advising@ucdenver.edu with your name and student ID so that we can officially add the specialization to your record.

• Please be aware that classes can fill up quickly. It is highly recommended that you register on your assigned date and time.

As academic advisors, our goal is to help you successfully navigate your program. For more information about our services, please review our graduate advising page. We offer:

  • Thirty-minute appointments that can be conducted via phone or in-person. To schedule an appointment, please call 303-315-8110.
  • Advising by email can be done by sending your advising question to grad.advising@ucdenver.edu

We look forward to connecting with you in the near future!

Sincerely,

The Grad Advising Team

MS Information Systems Degree Plan

MSIS Electives and Specialization Sheet

MS in Business Analytics New Admit 2019/2020

The advising staff welcomes you to the Business School at the University of Colorado Denver! Thank you for selecting CU Denver.

Below you’ll find a link to your official degree plan. The degree plan outlines the specific classes required to earn your degree and lists some of the Graduate Business School-specific policies. We recommend that you print and save this degree plan and update it as you move through your program.

For registration instructions and academic/billing calendars, please make sure to review New Admitted Student Information.

Check your CU Denver email consistently so you do not miss any time sensitive announcements; this email account is used for all university correspondence.

Our Resource Connection page addresses general CU Denver campus resources, such as contact information for other offices, course catalog, academic calendar, and more.

As academic advisors, our goal is to help you successfully navigate your program. For more information about our services, please review our graduate advising page. We offer:

  • Thirty-minute appointments that can be conducted via phone or in-person. To schedule an appointment, please call 303-315-8110.
  • Advising by email can be done by sending your advising question to grad.advising@ucdenver.edu

We look forward to connecting with you in the near future!

Sincerely,

The Grad Advising Team

MS in Business Analytics Degree Plan (2019/2020)

MBA New Admit 2019/2020

The advising staff welcomes you to the Business School at the University of Colorado Denver! Thank you for selecting CU Denver.

Below you’ll find a link to your official degree plan and specialization option sheet. The degree plan outlines the specific classes required to earn your degree and lists some of the Graduate Business School-specific policies. We recommend that you print and save this degree plan and update it as you move through your program.

For registration instructions and academic/billing calendars, please make sure to review New Admitted Student Information.

Check your CU Denver email consistently so you do not miss any time sensitive announcements; this email account is used for all university correspondence.

Our Resource Connection page addresses general CU Denver campus resources, such as contact information for other offices, course catalog, academic calendar, and more.

MBA Program Specific Information:

• The MBA program can be completed entirely on-campus, online or in a combination of both formats.

• Specializations are optional. To declare or change your specialization, please email grad.advising@ucdenver.edu with your name, student ID number and specialization chosen. Select specializations are available online.

• Most new MBA students will start their program by taking a few  of the Core MBA courses; specifically those which do not have any prerequisites. This is recommended because many of these Core MBA courses are prerequisites for future Core or Elective courses in the MBA program.

• BUSN 6530 and BUSN 6550 are quantitative courses and are prerequisites for some of the other Core MBA courses. Your options to enroll in subsequent courses increase greatly once these prerequisites have been completed. We recommend mixing quantitative courses with qualitative courses to not overload yourself in one semester.

• For students pursuing the degree online, the MBA core classes are generally offered in an online format during the fall and spring semesters. During the summer, the MBA core classes vary between being offered online or on-campus. Additionally, not all electives are available online; use UCDAccess to plan accordingly.

• In addition to taking classes offered at our downtown Denver campus, you are welcome to take your classes, if available, at our South Denver location: 10035 Peoria St.,  Parker, CO 80134. For more information about taking classes at our South Denver location, please review New Admitted Student Information.

• Get more information regarding our graduate programs by reviewing our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page on the Business School website.

As academic advisors, our goal is to help you successfully navigate your program. For more information about our services, please review our graduate advising page. We offer:

  • Thirty-minute appointments that can be conducted via phone or in-person. To schedule an appointment, please call 303-315-8110.
  • Advising by email can be done by sending your advising question to grad.advising@ucdenver.edu

We look forward to connecting with you in the near future!

Sincerely,

The Grad Advising Team

MBA Degree Plan (2019/2020)

MBA Specialization Sheet (2019/2020)

MS in Marketing New Admit 2019/2020

The advising staff welcomes you to the Business School at the University of Colorado Denver! Thank you for selecting CU Denver.

Below you’ll find a link to your official degree plan and specialization option sheet. The degree plan outlines the specific classes required to earn your degree and lists some of the Graduate Business School-specific policies. We recommend that you print and save this degree plan and update it as you move through your program.

For registration instructions and academic/billing calendars, please make sure to review our Newly Admitted Student Information.

Check your CU Denver email consistently so you do not miss any time sensitive announcements; this email account is used for all university correspondence.

Our Resource Connection page addresses general CU Denver campus resources, such as contact information for other offices, course catalog, academic calendar, and more.

MS in Marketing Program Specific Information:

• Marketing (MKTG) core course are typically offered once per year; please use your degree plan to find the scheduled offerings for core courses. Marketing elective courses may be offered once per year, with some offered less frequently. You may use current and previous schedules in the UCDAccess course scheduler to help develop a tentative course plan.

• Specializations are optional. To declare or change your specialization, please email grad.advising@ucdenver.edu with your name, student ID number and specialization chosen.

• The MS in Marketing program consists of a combination of on-campus, online, and hybrid formats. In completing this degree, you will take courses in each of these formats.

• Get more information regarding our graduate programs by reviewing our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page on the Business School website.

As academic advisors, our goal is to help you successfully navigate your program. For more information about our services, please review our graduate advising page. We offer:

  • Thirty-minute appointments that can be conducted via phone or in-person. To schedule an appointment, please call 303-315-8110.
  • Advising by email can be done by sending your advising question to grad.advising@ucdenver.edu

We look forward to connecting with you in the near future!

Sincerely,

The Grad Advising Team

MS Marketing (2019/2020)

Specialization Options – MS in Marketing (2019/2020)

Fall 2019 MBA in Health Administration New Admit

The advising staff welcomes you to the Business School at the University of Colorado Denver! Thank you for selecting CU Denver.

Below you’ll find a link to your official degree plan. The degree plan outlines the specific classes required to earn your degree and lists some of the Graduate Business School specific policies. We recommend that you print and save this degree plan and update it as you move through your program.

For registration instructions and academic/billing calendars, please make sure to review  New Admitted Student Information. Check your CU Denver email consistently so you do not miss any time sensitive announcements; this email account is used for all university correspondence.

Our Resource Connection page addresses general CU Denver campus resources, such as contact information for other offices, course catalog, academic calendar, and more.

MBA in Health Administration Program Specific Information:

• You are strongly encouraged to follow the attached Health Suggested Schedule due to the structured course offerings within this program. By following the suggested schedule you will meet necessary prerequisites/corequisites and avoid schedule conflicts.

• The “Health Section” core classes and classes that have “HLTH” as a prefix are only offered on-campus during the fall (FA) or spring (SP) terms.

• You may need to enroll in an online section of a non-health class to avoid time conflicts.

• If you do not follow the suggested schedule, use your degree plan to develop a plan of how to finish your degree (be mindful of prerequisites/corequisites and what term classes are offered). We highly recommend that you share this plan with an Academic Advisor via email: grad.advising@ucdenver.edu.

• The MBA Health Administration program offers students the ability to choose a specialization in: Financial Management, Health Information Technology Management, or International Health Management & Policy. If you are interested in one of these specializations, please email the Graduate Advising Team for more information.

As academic advisors, our goal is to help you successfully navigate your program. For more information about our services, please review our graduate advising page. We offer:

  • Thirty-minute appointments that can be conducted via phone or in-person. To schedule an appointment, please call 303-315-8110.
  • Advising by email can be done by sending your advising question to grad.advising@ucdenver.edu

We look forward to connecting with you in the near future!

Sincerely,

The Grad Advising Team

MBA in Health Administration Degree Plan (2019/2020)