Engineering Management (MR): General Concentration

Degree Requirements

Course List
Code	Title	Hours
Required Courses		15
ISE/OR 501	Introduction to Operations Research
Select one of the following courses:
ST 513	Statistics for Management and Social Sciences I
ST 515	Experimental Statistics for Engineers I
ST 516	Experimental Statistics For Engineers II
ST 517	Applied Statistical Methods I
ST 518	Applied Statistical Methods II
Select one of the following courses:
EGR 501	Engineering Leadership and Strategic Change
COM 530	Interpersonal Communication in Science and Technology Organizations
COM 527	Seminar in Organizational Conflict Management
COM 556	Seminar In Organizational Communication
Select one of the following courses:
EM 530	Project Management
CE 561	Construction Project Management
EGR 590	Special Topics in Engineering (Engineering Project Management)
BUS 554	Project Management
Select one of the following courses:
ISE 510	Applied Engineering Economy
EGR 505	Managerial Finance for Engineers
CE 567	Risk and Financial Management in Construction

Course List
Code	Title	Hours
Electives		12
Select four of the following courses:
Engineering electives with a College of Engineering prefix (includes CSC).
Management electives with prefix of MBA, BUS, or MIE
Other approved courses from MEM curriculum from other concentrations or as approved by the MEM Director. DSC courses at the 500+ level may count, along with up to 3 credit hours from 400-level DSC courses.
Required Course		3
Select one of the following courses: ^*
EM 675	Engineering Management Masters Project
ISE 677	Industrial Engineering Projects
MAE 526	Fundamentals of Product Design
MBA 549	Supply Chain Management Practicum
MBA 559	Business Analytics Practicum
MBA 572	Venture Opportunity Analytics
ISE 521	Healthcare Systems Performance Improvement II
Total Hours		30

*: ISE 589 (Intro to Product Development) may be used to satisfy the concentration required course by advisor approval.

Karen Chen, Associate Professor
Adolfo R. Escobedo, Associate Professor
Michael Kay, Associate Professor
Tim Kraft, Associate Professor of Operations and Supply Chain Management
Osman Ozaltin, Associate Professor of Personalized Medicine
Daniel Saloni, Associate Professor
Jeffrey Stonebraker , Associate Professor of Operations and Supply Chain Management
Hong Wan, Associate Professor
Don Warsing, Associate Professor of Operations and Supply Chain Management