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MEM Project Management Focus
MEM Project Management Focus
Engineering often requires a shifting of the way things are accomplished in our world. This shift needs to be managed, and the project management area of focus provides a formula to accomplish the shift needed.
Core Courses
Select four of the following:
E80-571 Production and Use of Financial Information
T55-512 Applied Statistics for Engineering Management
T55-563A Technical Communications
T81-5503 Developing Leadership for Technology I
T81-5504 Project Management Fundamentals* (required)
T82-535A Economics of Technology
Focus Courses
Select four of the following:
E80-502 Strategic Management of Technology
T55-521 Human Performance in Engineering
T55-522A Principles of Strategic Planning
T55-523A Project Administration*
T81-509B Leading Projects and Teams*
T81-5505 Applying Project Management*
Elective Courses
Select four of the following, or any E80, T55, T81, or T82 series course/s previously not chosen:
E80-535A Analytical Methods for Management and Policy Decisions
E80-574 International Technology Management
E80-584 Technological Entrepreneurship
T55-524 Managing Technical Professionals
T55-534B Principles of Operations Management
T55-535 Productivity and Quality Control
T55-538 Supply Chain Management
T55-561 Engineering Law
T55-564A Basic Marketing for Engineers and Technologists
T81-503C/D Technology Change Management*
T81-505A Managerial Computing
*If you complete the five required courses for the Graduate Certificate in Project Management, you may earn the Master of Engineering Management and the Graduate Certificate in Project Management. However, you must submit an application and be admitted to the Graduate Certificate in Project Management.
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