Minor in Engineering Management

ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT – ENGINEERING CONCENTRATION (EMME)

The minor in Engineering Management – Engineering Concentration is designed to provide non-engineering majors with an understanding of the engineering activities involved in managing organizations and technology development including: i) planning, organizing, allocating, and controlling activities and resources, ii) project management, and iii) operations management, and entrepreneurship.

In order to fulfill the requirements of this minor, students are required to take a minimum of five (5) 3-credit courses, which must include three core required courses:

• MEM 2221 Introduction to Engineering Management,  
• OPIM 3801 Principles of Project Management, and  
• MEM 2211 Introduction to Manufacturing Systems 
• As well as two additional electives such as, CE 4210, CE 1000, CSE 1010, ECE 1001, ENGR 1101, ENGR 1166, ENVE 2320, ME 3221, and ME 3222. 

 

ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT – BUSINESS CONCENTRATION (EMMB)

The minor in Engineering Management – Business Concentration is designed to provide non-business majors with an understanding of the principles of managing organizations involved in engineering activities and technology development including: i) planning, organizing, allocating, and controlling activities and resources, ii) project management, and  iii) operations management, and entrepreneurship.

In order to fulfill the requirements of this minor, students are required to take a minimum of five (5) 3-credit courses, which must include three core required courses:

• Either MEM2221 Principles of Engineering Management or BADM 3761 Operations Management;  
• OPIM 3801 - Principles of Project Management, and  

• MEM 2211 - Introduction to Manufacturing Systems; 
• As well as, two electives from BADM 3741; BADM 3742; BADM 2710; BADM 3730; BADM 3750; either BADM 3760 or OPIM 3103 but not both; OPIM 4895.  

Pre-requisites apply. Open to juniors or higher. Not open to students enrolled in a Business Major. Courses taken toward the Engineering Management minor cannot be counted toward the Business minor. A ‘C’ (2.0) grade or better in each course to be counted toward the minor.