Master of Engineering Management program
Program Format and Curriculum
The Master of Engineering Management
program was developed for the engineer or technically prepared individual who has professional industrial experience and who expects to move up the management ladder to take an increasingly active role in his or her organization’s decision-making process. The capstone of the program will be the completion of the Engineering Management Project.
PROGRAM FORMAT Courses are offered on weekday evenings throughout the year. Each class meets one night a week for 15 weeks. This format supports a student's goal of completing all course work within two years. Students working full-time normally may take no more than six credit hours each semester. Special permission will be required from the Program Director for additional hours. All requirements for the Master of Engineering Management degree must be completed within five years.
CURRICULUM The Master of Engineering Management degree consists of 33 semester hours of academic work, which consists of eight required courses and three elective courses.The Engineering Management Project (ENGM 690) should be the last course taken. Students are expected to achieve a minimum cumulative grade point average of B (3.0 on 4.0 scale).
REQUIRED COURSES: ENGM 601. Applications in Engineering Management ENGM 602. Engineering Accounting ENGM 603. Engineering Finance ENGM 604. Social Legal, and Ethical Considerations for Engineering ENGM 605. Quality Assurance ENGM 606. Computer Applications ENGM 607. Operations Research ENGM 690. Engineering Management Project
ELECTIVE COURSES: ENGM 621. Engineering Law ENGM 624. Knowledge Engineering ENGM 636. Computer Networks ENGM 637. File Organization and Database Management
ENGM 640. Principles of Packaging ENGM 641. Distribution and Medical Device Packaging ENGM 642. Sustainability ENGM 650. Regulatory Affairs and Quality Systems
ENGM 652. Quality Systems for the Medical Device Industry
OTHER COURSES: ENGM 691, 692, 693. Special Topics ENGM 698. Professional Seminar ENGM 699. Research
Academics
