Technological Systems Management (TSM) prepares graduates to lead digital initiatives and manage major projects in fast-paced global environments of technological change and disruption.
120+
Total Credits
39
Upper-Division Credits
~79
Major Requirements
Upper-division credits can be earned by taking 300-400-level courses regardless of department.
Upper-division credits will also count toward total credits.
Major Requirements for Graduation
Students must complete all requirements in order to apply for graduation.
Major Requirements for Graduation - Requirement, Description
Requirement
Description
Core Courses
EST (194, 202, 304, 331, 391, 392, 393, 440, 441) Students need to get a ‘C’ or higher to pass the course. No course waivers, prerequisite waivers, or prerequisite-to-corequisite changes allowed.
1 Skills-Information Course
Students need to get a ‘C’ or higher to pass the course. The course can differ by each required term.
1 Design Course
Students need to get a ‘C’ or higher to pass the course. The course can differ by each required term.
3 Elective Courses
Students need to get a ‘C’ or higher to pass the course. The course can differ by each required term.
Math Requirements
(AMS151 or MAT131) & (AMS 161 or MAT132) Students need to get a ‘C’ or higher to pass the course.
Natural Science Requirements (SNW)
Students need to get a ‘C’ or higher to pass the course. The course can differ by each required term.
Specialization
Students must complete 1 specialization track.
SBC Requirements
Students need to get a 'D' or higher to pass the course. Students must complete SBC sections within: ARTS, GLO, HUM, USA, WRT and DIV.
SBU visit
Students must complete a one-year (two-consecutive-semester) visit to SBU home campus during their sophomore year.
Areas of Specialization
Student must completes 1 specialization track (about7 related courses, min 21 credits total).
Areas of Specialization - Requirement, Description
Track
Highlights
Information and Communication Technology for Development (ICT4D)
Focuses on the application of ICT in global sustainable development frameworks. (SUNY Korea specialized track)
Computer Science (CSE)
Combines rigorous software engineering and database skills with technology policy. It empowers students to leverage core IT structures to build smart cities, manage digital networks, and solve complex global challenges.
Applied Math & Stats (AMS)
Engages with quantitative structures, statistical data modeling, and advanced decision analytics.
Required Courses for Specialization
Required Courses for Specialization, Description
Track
Required Courses
Information and Communication Technology for Development (ICT4D)
EST 205, EST 230, EST 310, EST 320, (EST 371 or EST 372 or ISE 316), (ESE 123 or ISE 218), CSE 114
Computer Science (CSE)
CSE 101, CSE 114, CSE 214, ISE 218, (CSE 310 or ISE 316), (CSE 337 or ISE 337), ISE 305