Custom Programs
ISR's Custom Programs are offered to organizations and individual companies from industry worldwide, to help build core competencies with Carnegie Mellon's leading technologies. Our custom learning programs are intensive, highly integrated and client-oriented, as they are designed to meet their unique training needs. Our focused areas go beyond our top-ranking software and systems engineering field, to areas including management, business, and technical aspects required by tomorrow's professionals.
Offerings
- IT eGov Training Program
The Information Technology, Telecommunication and e-Government Senior Executive Training Program (IT eGov Program) is multidisciplinary, focusing on the latest trends in information and technology management in government and private organizations. This program is designed for Chief Information Officers, Chief Technology Officers, Senior Managers in government agencies, and executives with IT oversight responsibilities.
- The SEEK Program
With cooperation from the Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC), and the Korea IT Industry Promotion Agency, Korea Software Institute (KSI), Carnegie Mellon University has offered a practical, educational program of study in software engineering. The long-term goal of the program is to contribute to the improvement of software engineering education and practice in Korea.
- The Hyundai Motors Program
Hyundai Motors R&D Center worked with ISRI to design an education program for its automotive engineers who are increasingly working with software. ISRI created a custom-tailored, 8-week program in software engineering for embedded systems, for engineers from Hyundai companies including Hyundai Motors, Hyundai Mobis, Dymos, and Kefico.
- The Advanced Technology Series Seminar
This seminar was designed for Nihon Unisys, Ltd., Japan. The purpose was to provide their customers, various Japanese companies, with learning tools to promote and facilitate the design, development and deployment of new applications of information technology, to improve existing business, provide new products and services, and serve new markets.
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