Students will refine their interpersonal skills, leadership skills and understand a business framework in an engineering and technology environment. 

  • Project management
  • Leadership
  • Marketing
  • Economics, accounting and finance

Minor Option

Pursuing a Minor in Engineering Management requires completion of one additional course beyond the requirements for the IDE concentration for a total of 15 credits. 

 

Curriculum

Choose One Required Course

Course Name

Course Code

Credits

Project Management Systems

EMEN 4030

3 credits
Intro to Construction

CVEN 3246

3 credits

Choose Three Courses

Course Name

Course Code

Credits

Business Methods & Economics for Engineers

EMEN 4100

3 credits

Technology & Entrepreneurship for the Developing World

EMEN 4200

3 credits

Fundamentals of Engineering Management 

EMEN 4830

3 credits

Leadership & Professional Skills

EMEN 4050

3 credits

Technology Ventures & Marketing

EMEN 4800

3 credits

Entrepreneurial Business Plan Preparation 

EMEN 4825

3 credits

Introduction to Entrepreneurship

ESBM 3100

3 credits
Supply Chain Management EMEN 4110 3 credits
Managing Business Processes EMEN 4120 3 credits
Quality Management EMEN 4400 3 credits
Systems Engineering EMEN 4405 3 credits
Entrepreneurial Product Development EMEN 4820 3 credits
Resilience Engineering Management EMEN 4830 3 credits
Designing for DEI Engineering EMEN 4055 3 credits
Entrepreneurship Leadership EMEN 4850 3 credits
Entrepreneurship Finance EMEN 4875 3 credits

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