Explore models and methodologies used to create, collect, process, present, store, and distribute data, information, and knowledge in a variety of settings, including individuals, groups and teams, organizations, communities, platforms and ecosystems, governments, and society. Specific topics explored in this course include but are not limited to information behavior, mental models, process modeling, data modeling, data preprocessing, descriptive statistics, information visualization, computer-supported cooperative work, media richness, enterprise systems, online communities, communities of practice, digital platform ecosystems, open data, civic informatics, smart cities, data science for social good, hype cycle, and technology landscape.

The Information Management Capstone Experience I and II are the culminating experience of the Master of Information Management program, taken in the students final two semesters. The capstone experience provide students with the opportunity to integrate and synthesize the knowledge and skills acquired throughout their MIM course work while working in a real world Information Management project. These courses must be taken in succession.