Engineering Management Foundations (Certificate)
This certificate is for engineering, STEM, or technical students seeking or experiencing transitions into increasing levels of responsibility and/or management roles. The program provides students the principles and foundational concepts for the planning and operational management of industrial, engineering, and technical organizational pursuits. Students may qualify to have their credits transferred into the Master of Engineering Management (MEM) degree program.
The Engineering Management Foundations Certificate consists of four (4) graduate courses and is offered on campus or 100% online.
Plan Requirements
Code | Title | Hours | Counts towards |
---|---|---|---|
Leadership & Communication Course | 3 | ||
Select one of the following courses: | |||
Engineering Leadership and Strategic Change | |||
Interpersonal Communication in Science and Technology Organizations | |||
Seminar in Organizational Conflict Management | |||
Seminar In Organizational Communication | |||
Financial Competency Course | 3 | ||
Select one of the following courses: | |||
Applied Engineering Economy | |||
Managerial Finance for Engineers | |||
Risk and Financial Management in Construction | |||
Project Management & Coordination Course | 3 | ||
Select one of the following courses: | |||
Project Management | |||
Construction Project Management | |||
Special Topics in Engineering (Engineering Project Management) | |||
Project Management | |||
Quantitative Literacy / Student Choice | 3 | ||
Select one of the following courses: | |||
Introduction to Operations Research | |||
Python Programming for Industrial & Systems Engineers | |||
Statistical Models for Systems Analytics in Industrial Engineering | |||
Decision Making under Uncertainty | |||
Experimental Statistics for Engineers I | |||
Statistics for Management and Social Sciences I | |||
Applied Statistical Methods I | |||
Lean Six Sigma Quality | |||
Facilities Engineering Systems | |||
Environmental Compliance for Facilities Engineers | |||
Any 500-level course from the Master of Engineering Management (MEM) curriculum approved in conjunction with the academic committee | |||
Total Hours | 12 |