CPS Graduate Programs Registration Guide

Find your program below:

Analytics
  • ALY 6000 Introduction to Analytics 
  • ALY 6010 Probability Theory and Introductory Statistics 
  • ITC 6000 Database Management Systems 

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning 

** Winter 2025 deadline for the ITC6000 waiver will be 11:59PM Eastern Time on December 6th.. Students who pass exam should contact Tess Spector (t.spector@northeastern.edu ) to update class schedule **

**Students interested in taking the Applied Machine Intelligence concentration, we strongly recommend waiving ITC6000**

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-professional-studies-in-analytics-boston/

 

Analytics – Arlington
  • ALY 6000 (CRN 21682) Introduction to Analytics 
  • ALY 6010 (CRN 21683) Probability Theory and Introductory Statistics 
  • ITC 6000 (CRN 21687) Database Management Systems 

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning 

** Winter 2025 deadline for the ITC6000 waiver will be 11:59PM Eastern Time on December 6th.. Students who pass exam should contact Tess Spector (t.spector@northeastern.edu ) to update class schedule **

**Students interested in taking the Applied Machine Intelligence concentration, we strongly recommend waiving ITC6000**

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-professional-studies-in-analytics-boston/

 

Analytics – Portland, ME
  • ALY 6000 Introduction to Analytics 
  • ALY 6010 Probability Theory and Introductory Statistics 
  • ITC 6000 Database Management Systems 

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning 



**Students interested in taking the Applied Machine Intelligence concentration, we strongly recommend waiving ITC6000**

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-professional-studies-in-analytics-boston/

 

Analytics – Seattle
  • ALY 6000 (CRN 20644) Introduction to Analytics
  • ALY 6010 (CRN 20646 Probability Theory and Introductory Statistics
  • ITC 6000 (CRN 21163) Database Management Systems

**Students interesting in taking the Applied Machine Inte

** Winter 2025 deadline for the ITC6000 waiver will be 11:59PM Eastern Time on December 6th. Students who pass exam should contact Learner Services to update class schedule **

**Students interested in taking the Applied Machine Intelligence concentration, we strongly recommend waiving ITC6000**”

https://northeastern.instructure.com/courses/53340/pages/quizzes-slash-waivers-aly-domain

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning 

Please contact Learner Services for assistance with INT 6200 registration at LearnerServices@northeastern.edu

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-professional-studies-in-analytics-seattle/

Analytics – Silicon Valley
  • ALY 6000 (CRN 20645) Introduction to Analytics
  • ALY 6010 (CRN 20647 Probability Theory and Introductory Statistics
  • ITC 6000 (CRN 21138 Database Management Systems

** Winter 2025 deadline for the ITC6000 waiver will be 11:59PM Eastern Time on December 6th. Students who pass exam should contact Learner Services to update class schedule **

**Students interested in taking the Applied Machine Intelligence concentration, we strongly recommend waiving ITC6000**”

https://northeastern.instructure.com/courses/53340/pages/quizzes-slash-waivers-aly-domain

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning 

Please contact Learner Services for assistance with INT 6200 registration at LearnerServices@northeastern.edu

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-professional-studies-in-analytics-silicon-valley/

Analytics – Oakland
  • ALY 6000 (CRN 21384) Introduction to Analytics
  • ALY 6010 (CRN 21385) Probability Theory and Introductory Statistics
  • ITC 6000 (CRN 21411) Database Management Systems

** Winter 2025 deadline for the ITC6000 waiver will be 11:59PM Eastern Time on December 6th. Students who pass exam should contact Learner Services to update class schedule **

**Students interested in taking the Applied Machine Intelligence concentration, we strongly recommend waiving ITC6000**”

https://northeastern.instructure.com/courses/53340/pages/quizzes-slash-waivers-aly-domain

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning 

Please contact Learner Services for assistance with INT 6200 registration at LearnerServices@northeastern.edu

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-professional-studies-in-analytics-oakland/

Applied Machine Intelligence

** Python Exam and Machine Learning Exam Deadlines will be 11:59PM Eastern Time on January 2nd.  Students should expect to see their grade by EOD on January 2nd.   Machine Learning Exam Deadline will be same as Python.  Students who pass either exam should contact their Academic Advisor, Carolyn Zuk (c.zuk@northeastern.edu) regarding the possibility of adjusting their schedules based on the guidance listed below.”**

All exams/waivers will be found here: https://northeastern.instructure.com/courses/53340/pages/quizzes-slash-waivers-aly-domain

Students who pass the Python AND the Machine Learning Exams:

  • EAI 6000 Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence (must be taken in first half of quarter)
  • EAI 6010 Applications of Artificial Intelligence (must be taken in second half of quarter)

Choose one of the following:

  • LDR 6135 Ethical Leadership (recommended)
  • PJM 6205 Leading and Managing Technical Projects

Students who pass the Python Exam and do not pass the Machine Learning Exam:

  • ALY 6040 Data Mining Applications (must be taken in first half of quarter)
  • EAI 6000 Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence (must be taken in second half of quarter)

Choose one of the following:

  • LDR 6135 Ethical Leadership (recommended)
  • PJM 6205 Leading and Managing Technical Projects

Students who do not pass either the Python Exam or the Machine Learning Exam:

  • ALY 6140 Analytics Systems Technology (must be taken in first half of quarter)
  • ALY 6040 Data Mining Applications (must be taken in second half of quarter)

Choose one of the following:

  • LDR 6135 Ethical Leadership
  • PJM 6205 Leading and Managing Technical Projects

Recommended for all students:

  • INT 6200 Experiential Project Preparation

Access to Exams and waivers: ALY Student Resource Center 

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-professional-studies-in-applied-machine-intelligence-boston/

Applied Machine Intelligence – Portland, ME

** Python Exam and Machine Learning Exam Deadlines will be 11:59PM Eastern Time on January 2nd.  Students should expect to see their grade by EOD on January 2nd.   Machine Learning Exam Deadline will be same as Python.  Students who pass either exam should contact their Academic Advisor, Carolyn Zuk (c.zuk@northeastern.edu) regarding the possibility of adjusting their schedules based on the guidance listed below.”**

All exams/waivers will be found here: https://northeastern.instructure.com/courses/53340/pages/quizzes-slash-waivers-aly-domain

Students who pass the Python AND the Machine Learning Exams:

  • EAI 6000 Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence (must be taken in first half of quarter)
  • EAI 6010 Applications of Artificial Intelligence (must be taken in second half of quarter)

Choose one of the following:

  • LDR 6135 Ethical Leadership (recommended)
  • PJM 6205 Leading and Managing Technical Projects

Students who pass the Python Exam and do not pass the Machine Learning Exam:

  • ALY 6040 Data Mining Applications (must be taken in first half of quarter)
  • EAI 6000 Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence (must be taken in second half of quarter)

Choose one of the following:

  • LDR 6135 Ethical Leadership (recommended)
  • PJM 6205 Leading and Managing Technical Projects

Students who do not pass either the Python Exam or the Machine Learning Exam:

  • ALY 6140 Analytics Systems Technology (must be taken in first half of quarter)
  • ALY 6040 Data Mining Applications (must be taken in second half of quarter)

Choose one of the following:

  • LDR 6135 Ethical Leadership
  • PJM 6205 Leading and Managing Technical Projects

Recommended for all students:

  • INT 6200 Experiential Project Preparation

Access to Exams and waivers: ALY Student Resource Center 

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-professional-studies-in-applied-machine-intelligence-boston/

Commerce and Economic Development

Cohort A (students who do not waive out of CED 6050):

  • CED 6050 Commerce and Economic Development (MUST be taken in first term unless you pass the waiver exam)
  • CED 6030 Mathematical Methods for Economics I
  • Elective (recommended: ALY 6000)

Cohort B (students who waive out of CED 6050):

  • CED 6010 Applied Microeconomic Theory I
  • CED 6030 Mathematical Methods for Economics I
  • CED 6020 Applied Macroeconomic Theory I

**Any student who wants to take the exam to waive out of CED 6050 should contact LearnerServices@northeastern.edu for instructions on how to access the exam in Canvas *

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning 

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-science-in-commerce-and-economic-development-boston/

Corporate and Organizational Communication
  • CMN 6000 & INT 6000 Introduction to Organizational Communication & Writing Lab
  • One concentration course

Choose one:

  • CMN 6080 Intercultural Communication
  • CMN 6090 Organizational Culture, Climate, and Communication
  • CMN 6100 Communication Networks and Managing Information

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning 

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-science-in-corporate-and-organizational-communication-boston/

Digital Media Connect
  • DGM 6108 Programming Foundations
  • DGM 6109 Programming Foundations Lab
  • DGM 6501 Web Creation Bootcamp

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning 

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-professional-studies-in-digital-media-connect-boston/

Global Studies and International Relations – Online & Boston
  • GST 6100 Globalization of Global Politics and Economics (recommended for your first term, but not required)
  • One required OR concentration course

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning 

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-science-in-global-studies-and-international-relations-boston/

Human Resources Management
  • HRM 6015 Introduction to Human Resource Management (must be taken in first half of the term)
  • HRM 6025 Workforce Analytics (must be taken in the second half of the term)
  • One additional foundation course

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning 

**If you believe you are eligible for a waiver for HRM 6015 based on prior experience, please contact Learner Services at learnerservices@northeastern.edu. Students with a waiver for HRM 6015 can begin with HRM 6025 Workforce Analytics. Please contact Learner Services at learnerservices@northeastern.edu for a waiver or course override**

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-science-in-human-resources-management-boston/

Informatics
  • ITC 6400 Foundations of Informatics (first half)
  • ITC 6000 Database Management Systems (second half)
  • ITC 6010 Information Technology Strategy and Governance (first half)

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning

If you wish to waive ITC6000, please submit your waiver on the following site: https://northeastern.instructure.com/courses/53340/pages/quizzes-slash-waivers-aly-domain.

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-professional-studies-in-informatics-boston/

Insurance Analytics and Management

If your concentration is Customer Engagement, please register for

  • INS 6040 Introduction to Insurance Data Analytics
  • INS 6050 Intermediate Insurance Analytics
  • ALY 6140 Analytics Systems Technology

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning

If your concentration is Decision Support, please register for

  • INS 6040 Introduction to Insurance Data Analytics
  • INS 6050 Intermediate Insurance Analytics
  • ALY 6140 Analytics Systems Technology

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning

If your concentration is not listed, please plan to register for INS6040 and INS6050, and contact your Academic Advisor for third course options.

Note that ALY6140 can be waived by passing the Python exam.  By passing the exam, a student would be eligible to take EAI6000 instead of ALY6140 as a first term course.  The deadline to take the Python Exam is 11:59PM EST on September 12th. Results will be viewable by EOD on September 13th.  Should you pass the Python exam, please contact your Academic Advisor, Tess Spector, t.spector@northeastern.edu.

All exams/waivers will be found here: https://northeastern.instructure.com/courses/53340/pages/quizzes-slash-waivers-aly-domain

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-professional-studies-in-insurance-analytics-and-management-boston/

Nonprofit Management
  • NPM 6130 Fundraising and Development for Organizations
  • NPM 6150 Human Resources Management in Nonprofit Organizations
  • One Elective or Concentration

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-science-in-nonprofit-management-boston/

Organizational Leadership
  • LDR 6100 Developing Your Leadership Capability
  • LDR 6110 Leading Teams Strategically in a Global Environment
  • LDR 6135 Ethical Leadership

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-science-in-organizational-leadership-boston/

Project Management – Boston
  • PJM 5900 Foundations of Project Management
  • PJM 6210 Communication Skills for Project Managers
  • First concentration course

Concentration Overview:

Please refer to the curriculum linked below for overviews on Agile Project Management and Leadership concentrations.

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-science-in-project-management-boston/

Project Management – Arlington
  • PJM 5900 Foundations of Project Management
  • PJM 6210 Communication Skills for Project Managers
  • First concentration course

Concentration Overview:

Please refer to the curriculum linked below for overviews on Agile Project Management and Leadership concentrations.

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-science-in-project-management-arlington/

Project Management – Miami
  • PJM 5900 Foundations of Project Management
  • PJM 6210 Communication Skills for Project Managers
  • First concentration course

Concentration Overview:

Please refer to the curriculum linked below for overviews on Agile Project Management and Leadership concentrations.

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-science-in-project-management-miami/

Project Management – Portland, ME

Below you will find your first-quarter course list. For instructions on how to register for courses, please go to https://registrar.northeastern.edu/article/new-registration-experience/. Note: the Course Registration Number (CRN) is needed in order to register for courses.


Students have the option to choose a full-time or part-time course plan. Students who are enrolled in 8-9 quarter hours (3 courses) each term are considered full-time students. If you are interested in being considered a part-time student, please register for PJM 5900 (4 quarter hours). If you are interested in being considered as a full-time student, please register for PJM 5900 and consult your academic advisor for additional guidance selecting elective/concentration course options.


Please note: all F-1 visa holders must be enrolled full-time in a minimum of 8 credits per term

Full-time learners, please register for 3 courses:

PJM 5900 Foundations of Project Management

PJM 6210 Communication Skills for Project Managers

PJM 6215 Leading Remote Project Teams

INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning

You can view course descriptions by visiting the PJM Academic Catalog and the syllabi for all available courses by visiting the CPS Syllabi Sharepoint site. During the first week of the term, course information including syllabi and textbooks will be posted on Canvas. Faculty will also email students directly with course information approximately 1-2 weeks prior to the start of the term. You can also search or textbook information through the university bookstore here. Northeastern University Canvas is supported by Information Technology Services. For IT support please contact 617.373.4357 (x-HELP) or email regionalhelp@northeastern.edu

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-science-in-project-management-portland//

Project Management – Seattle
  • PJM 5900 (CRN 20581) Foundations of Project Management
  • PJM 6210 (CRN 20589) Communication Skills for Project Managers
  • First concentration course

Concentration Overview:

Please refer to the curriculum linked below for overviews on Agile Project Management and Leadership concentrations.

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-science-in-project-management-seattle/

Project Management – Silicon Valley
  • PJM 5900 (CRN 20582) Foundations of Project Management
  • PJM 6210 (CRN 20590) Communication Skills for Project Managers
  • First concentration course

Concentration Overview:

Please refer to the curriculum linked below for overviews on Agile Project Management and Leadership concentrations.

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning

Please contact Learner Services for assistance with INT 6200 registration at LearnerServices@northeastern.edu

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-science-in-project-management-silicon-valley/

Regulatory Affairs – Biopharmaceutical
  • RGA 6463 Regulatory Strategy for Product Development and Life-Cycle Management
  • RGA 6002 Introduction to Regulatory Compliance and Practice
  • RGA 6000 Introduction to Food and Drug Administration Pharmaceutical Regulation 

Recommended:

INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-science-in-regulatory-affairs-boston/

Regulatory Affairs – Quality Assurance and Compliance
  • RGA 6463 Regulatory Strategy for Product Development and Life-Cycle Management
  • RGA 6002 Introduction to Regulatory Compliance and Practice

Choose one (counts as an elective):

  • RGA 6001 Introduction to Food and Drug Administration Medical Device Regulation
  • RGA 6000 Introduction to Food and Drug Administration Pharmaceutical Regulation

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-science-in-regulatory-affairs-boston/

Regulatory Affairs – Medical Device
  • RGA 6463 Regulatory Strategy for Product Development and Life-Cycle Management
  • RGA 6002 Introduction to Regulatory Compliance and Practice
  • RGA 6001 Introduction to Food and Drug Administration Medical Device Regulation

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-science-in-regulatory-affairs-boston/

Regulatory Affairs – Clinical Research
  • RGA 6463 Regulatory Strategy for Product Development and Life-Cycle Management
  • RGA 6002 Introduction to Regulatory Compliance and Practice 

Choose one (counts as elective):

  • RGA 6001 Introduction to Food and Drug Administration Medical Device Regulation
  • RGA 6000 Introduction to Food and Drug Administration Pharmaceutical Regulation

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-science-in-regulatory-affairs-boston/

Regulatory Affairs – Nonclinical
  • RGA 6463 Regulatory Strategy for Product Development and Life-Cycle Management
  • RGA 6002 Introduction to Regulatory Compliance and Practice

Choose one (counts as elective):

  • RGA 6001 Introduction to Food and Drug Administration Medical Device Regulation
  • RGA 6000 Introduction to Food and Drug Administration Pharmaceutical Regulation

Recommmended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-science-in-regulatory-affairs-boston/

Regulatory Affairs – If you are unsure of your intended concentration
  • RGA 6463 Regulatory Strategy for Product Development and Life-Cycle Management
  • RGA 6002 Introduction to Regulatory Compliance and Practice

Choose One (based on strongest interest):

  • RGA 6000 Introduction to Food and Drug Administration Pharmaceutical Regulation
  • RGA 6001 Introduction to Food and Drug Administration Medical Device Regulation

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/program/master-of-science-in-regulatory-affairs-boston/

Sports Leadership
  • LDR 6100 Developing your leadership capability
  • LDR 6135 Ethical Leadership
  • Elective

Recommended:

  • INT 6200 Preparation for Experiential Learning

View Curriculum: https://cps.northeastern.edu/academics/program/master-sports-leadership-boston

Learn how to register for classes

Students seeking to be full-time academically should register for 8-9 credits per quarter.

For any questions, please contact Learner Services at 1-833-685-3276 or learnerServices@northeastern.edu