I'm looking at both CU Denver and CU Boulder for the full time MBA program. Boulder has nice ranking and an interesting program, however, UCD has an 11-months program which looks very attractive. Are there any disadvantages to an 11-months program vs 2 yr programs in general? Would I miss out on any important experiences by choosing the 11-months program? Will UCD's curriculum be able to cover everything normally covered in a 2 yr program?

Very generally speaking:

One-year or shorter MBA programs are usually designed for people who don't want to substantially change career function or industry. So if you're working in a logistics role and you want to keep working in logistics, just move up the food chain so to speak, then a one-year program is fine.

However, if you want to make a substantial shift, like say from logistics to finance for instance, or from one industry to another, then you're going to want more time to take appropriate electives, etc. An internship in the field you're going into can be extremely useful as well, and often, shorter programs just don't have the flexibility for a robust internship experience.

Looking at the career data on Businessweek, Boulder's average salaries are about 25% higher than Denver's. That's quite substantial, and maybe something worth taking into consideration.