* Earn a Master's Degree in Computer Science from an accredited U.S. university. * 2 semesters full-time study at Maharishi University of Management in Fairfield, Iowa, USA. (near Chicago) * Paid practical training internship with full compensation at a US company. * Extensive financial aid available. * Study one course per month. * Live in a safe community with students from more than 80 nations. * Increase your inner creativity by learning a scientific technology for total brain development.
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Are you an Information Technology (IT) professional aspiring to become a Global Information Systems Executive?
Information technology is changing the
world incredibly fast. It is offering opportunities to create new products, new
business models, new efficiencies, and to get closer to customers around the
world. It is creating revolutions in business and in geopolitics. There is
great demand for visionary and dynamic IT executives who know how to harness
new information technologies and deploy them effectively in the cause of new
models and new growth. You can almost write your own new business card!
Maharishi University of Management (MUM) is
glad to announce a new, competitively priced, 18-credit Online Graduate
Certificate program in Management Information Systems (MIS) that can help your
further your career by helping you transition to, or make yourself more
effective in, Business Analyst and IT leadership roles.
The program will provide you with the theories,
practical knowledge, skills and expertise on how to strategically deploy
information systems to drive business value. Upon completion of this program,
you will:
·
Understand the social
and organizational context, and how to align IT with organizational strategy to
drive collaboration, competitive advantage, and user satisfaction
·
Understand information
requirements and business processes, and how to strategically design and
deliver integrated enterprise systems and web applications, under budget and on
schedule.
·
Understand IT
Infrastructure, including hardware, software and networks, and how to make it
cost-effective, resilient and secure.
·
Understand emerging
technologies such as cloud and mobile and social computing and Big Data, and
how to structure and manage them for superior information access, agility and
decision-making
This program can be completed entirely online
in one to two years depending upon your needs. It will begin with 2 credits of
MUM’s unique course on the Science and Technology of Consciousness (STC), and
continue with 16 credits of MIS courses to be selected from a wide range of course
offerings.
For students who are new to MUM’s system of
Consciousness-Based (SM) education, this program will provide a unique blend of MIS
knowledge and the total knowledge of consciousness that together can help
launch their career on a faster track.
For alumni of the MUM Computer Science MS program who have
graduated in the last 10 years and have already taken the 4-credit STC or SCI course,
the STC course requirement under this program will be waived.
This program will be offered beginning Fall
2013. The first MIS class will tentatively begin on September 2, 2013.
Upon graduation from the MIS Certificate
program, students will also have the option to complete the MBA degree at MUM
with an additional 42 credits of study over two years of half-speed study in
the Evening-Weekend MBA program that will officially go online in the Fall 2013
semester.
For more on the program and to apply online,
visit mum.edu/MISCertificate. You can also email us
at MISCertificate@mum.edu
for any questions or clarifications.
Sunday, March 24, 2013
Fairfield named 7th best small town to visit in the USA
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Saturday, January 19, 2013
Cloud Computing Enters our MSCS Curriculum
Learn about our new Cloud Computing course, and see a list of student cloud projects in our latest newsletter. According to Egyptian student Ahmad Hagag, "The practical value of this course is that we learned a new framework to develop applications online. Not only that, we now believe more in ourselves, as we learned this development method on our own. The professor just guided us to the key points and let us deal with it. I liked the approach." Click here to see a list of student projects and subscribe to our newsletter.
Saturday, January 12, 2013
MUM Computer Science Professor presents an important paper
MUM CS Professor Premchand S. Nair has recently presented an important paper,
"A Formal Semantics for Ciset and Ciset Relation Operators," at the Complex Adaptive Systems Conference, organized by the Missouri University of Science and Technology in Washington, DC in 2012.
The practical value of this work is in being applied to evaluating any imprecise or uncertain real life concepts or ideas that can be related to large quantities of data. For example, Cisets can be applied to assess reliability of software, or to determine reliability of individual estimates of software development time.
This paper is published in Elsevier's Procedia Computer Science 12 (2012) 206-210, and is available online at http://bit.ly/U2L3tL.
"A Formal Semantics for Ciset and Ciset Relation Operators," at the Complex Adaptive Systems Conference, organized by the Missouri University of Science and Technology in Washington, DC in 2012.
The practical value of this work is in being applied to evaluating any imprecise or uncertain real life concepts or ideas that can be related to large quantities of data. For example, Cisets can be applied to assess reliability of software, or to determine reliability of individual estimates of software development time.
This paper is published in Elsevier's Procedia Computer Science 12 (2012) 206-210, and is available online at http://bit.ly/U2L3tL.
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Photos from 2012 Computer Science Winter Holiday Party
The MUM Computer Science students, faculty and administrators had a joyous holiday party in the Argiro Student Center Student Lounge on December 21st. Please click here to enjoy photos from this event.
Happy holidays from the CS Department at Maharishi University of Management!
Sunday, November 18, 2012
New video on MUM Computer Science MSCS Program
See the new video overview of our Master of Science in Computer Science program with Paid Training and Financial Aid at Maharishi University of Management, USA. http://youtu.be/wcUMMIrDy48
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
$2.4 Million Grant to Support Research on PTSD in Veterans
The MUM Research Institute and a Veterans Administration center have together received a $2.4 million federal grant to study the effect of the Transcendental Meditation program on posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in veterans.
The randomized controlled clinical trial will compare the Transcendental Meditation program to prolonged-exposure treatment -- a trauma-focused cognitive-behavioral therapy considered to be the VA's "gold standard." A third group will receive health education. There will be a total of 210 subjects, with the entire study taking four years to complete.
"There's a national crisis taking place with PTSD among the military returning from Afghanistan and Iraq," said MUM professor Sanford Nidich, the study's principal investigator. "PTSD is a common, disabling, and costly condition among veterans, affecting 10% to 20% of this high-risk population."
Two previous pilot studies conducted on PTSD and the experiences of veterans across the country suggest that the Transcendental Meditation program can have a significant impact on reducing PTSD.
The primary success of the treatment will be measured using a standard assessment called the Clinician Administered PTSD Scale. Other study outcomes will include depression, psychological distress, quality of life, substance usage, and physiological/biochemical mechanisms.
"The Veterans Administration acknowledges that it has a huge investment in mental health care, with the large numbers of veterans with PTSD in effect overwhelming the system," Dr. Nidich said.
He said the VA wants to provide a variety of evidence-based treatments to more successfully treat all veterans. Only about 50% of the veterans who undergo treatment with its gold standard prolonged-exposure therapy receive meaningful benefits.
"The Transcendental Meditation technique may be more suitable to veterans reluctant to focus on past trauma through traditional psychotherapeutic approaches," Dr. Nidich said. "In addition, it offers holistic benefits not widely seen in other treatment programs."
The clinical trial will provide further data on the efficacy of the Transcendental Meditation program for combat-related PTSD, and inform future military mental health policy decisions.
Other investigators include Robert Schneider, John Salerno, Maxwell Rainforth, and Carolyn King. Consulting on the research will be psychiatrists Norman Rosenthal and James Brooks. The research team will also include Paul Mills, who received his PhD in physiology from MUM.
The randomized controlled clinical trial will compare the Transcendental Meditation program to prolonged-exposure treatment -- a trauma-focused cognitive-behavioral therapy considered to be the VA's "gold standard." A third group will receive health education. There will be a total of 210 subjects, with the entire study taking four years to complete.
"There's a national crisis taking place with PTSD among the military returning from Afghanistan and Iraq," said MUM professor Sanford Nidich, the study's principal investigator. "PTSD is a common, disabling, and costly condition among veterans, affecting 10% to 20% of this high-risk population."
Two previous pilot studies conducted on PTSD and the experiences of veterans across the country suggest that the Transcendental Meditation program can have a significant impact on reducing PTSD.
The primary success of the treatment will be measured using a standard assessment called the Clinician Administered PTSD Scale. Other study outcomes will include depression, psychological distress, quality of life, substance usage, and physiological/biochemical mechanisms.
"The Veterans Administration acknowledges that it has a huge investment in mental health care, with the large numbers of veterans with PTSD in effect overwhelming the system," Dr. Nidich said.
He said the VA wants to provide a variety of evidence-based treatments to more successfully treat all veterans. Only about 50% of the veterans who undergo treatment with its gold standard prolonged-exposure therapy receive meaningful benefits.
"The Transcendental Meditation technique may be more suitable to veterans reluctant to focus on past trauma through traditional psychotherapeutic approaches," Dr. Nidich said. "In addition, it offers holistic benefits not widely seen in other treatment programs."
The clinical trial will provide further data on the efficacy of the Transcendental Meditation program for combat-related PTSD, and inform future military mental health policy decisions.
Other investigators include Robert Schneider, John Salerno, Maxwell Rainforth, and Carolyn King. Consulting on the research will be psychiatrists Norman Rosenthal and James Brooks. The research team will also include Paul Mills, who received his PhD in physiology from MUM.
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