MEM Program Structure

Master of Engineering Management Courses

The MEM degree requires completion of 36 credit hours comprised of twelve 3 credit hour courses.

The program is built around 5 core courses :

Five Engineering Management Core Courses

EM 5010	Engineering Management
EM 5020	Engineering Economics
EM 5030	Engineering Accounting
EM 5040	Engineering Administration
EM 5110	Engineering Decision Analysis

Two management courses can be selected from a recommended list:

Two Elective Courses from among the following recommended list:

EM 5120	Marketing
EM 5130	Manufacturing Operations Management
EM 5140	Engineering Information Systems and Technology
EM 5150	Simulation

Five Technical Elective courses
Five technical elective courses must be taken. Some of the possible elective courses are listed below. Upon approval of the academic advisor, courses may also be taken from the lists of graduate courses of various engineering departments.

Some possible technical elective courses:

EM 5020	Design of Experiments
EM 5060	Global Engineering Management and Leadership
EM 5200	Optimization of Engineering Problems
EM 5250	Fuel Cells and Alternative Fuel Transportation
EM 5270	Hybrid Electric Vehicles
EM 5400	Manufacturing Processes, Strategy and Logistics
EM 5420	Manufacturing Productivity
EM 5450	Total Quality Management
EM 5460	Product and Process Improvement Using Lean Six Sigma -Level 1
EM 5470	Product and Process Improvement Using Lean Six Sigma - Level 2
EM 5480	Product and Process Improvement Using Lean Six Sigma - Level 3
EM 5490	Concurrent Engineering
EM 5500	Lean Manufacturing
EM 5600	Lean Product Creation
EM 5700	Systems Architecture and Engineering
EM 5760	Engineering Project Management
EM 5960	Advanced Topics in Engineering Management

Other electives are available to meet specific student needs on the McNichols Campus.

MEM Program Structure

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