Engineering Management, M.S.

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The Master of Science in Engineering Management program is designed for individuals seeking to bridge the gap between engineering and management, providing the knowledge and skills necessary to lead complex projects and engineering teams effectively. This program combines technical expertise with strategic management practices, preparing graduates to excel in dynamic, technology-driven environments. The curriculum emphasizes systems thinking, data-driven decision-making, project management, and the integration of emerging technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence, into engineering operations.

By the end of the program, graduates will be able to:

Integrate engineering management principles to improve decision-making, optimize processes, and lead teams effectively.
Develop and execute strategic project plans that address resource allocation, budgeting, scheduling, and risk management.
Apply financial and economic analysis to evaluate project feasibility and support strategic decision-making.
Utilize systems engineering methodologies to design and optimize complex engineering solutions, while harnessing AI technologies to enhance decision-making and operational efficiency in engineering management.
Assess and manage operational performance in supply chains using advanced analytical tools and technologies.
Navigate the legal, ethical, and regulatory challenges in engineering and business environments.
Lead cross-functional engineering teams with a strong focus on collaboration, critical thinking, and effective communication.

Course Requirements: 31 Credit Hours

BADM 537 - Legal, Ethical, and Social Environment Credit(s): 3 hours
BADM 623 - Project Management Processes Credit(s): 3 hours
BADM 627 - Project Risk and Quality Management Credit(s): 3 hours
BUAN 676 - Business Analytics for Decision Making Credit(s): 3 hours
BUEM 625 - Economics and Finance for Engineering Management Credit(s): 3
BUEM 627 - Systems Engineering Credit(s): 3
BUEM 628 - Engineering Management Credit(s): 3
BUEM 629 - AI Applications in Engineering Management Credit(s): 3
BUEM 630 - Strategic Engineering Leadership and Capstone Project Credit(s): 3
SCM 615 - Supply Chain Management Operation and Production Technologies Credit(s): 3 hours
AND
BADM 699 - Capstone Credit(s): 1 hour *
OR
INTR 599 - Applied Learning Practicum Credit(s): 1 hour **

Notes:

*All online students who are seeking to earn this degree must take this course in lieu of INTR 599, in addition to meeting all program degree requirements. Executive format students can substitute the required INTR 599 course in lieu of this course as part of their program degree requirements.

** Executive format programs have an applied learning component (internship or practicum) that is an integral and essential part of the established curriculum. Due to the applied learning component required for the degree program, Executive format students must enroll in INTR every term of enrollment.