Department of Engineering Management, Systems and Technology
Ready to take that next step?
Are you ready to enhance your technical expertise while developing your management skills?
The Department of Engineering Management, Systems, and Technology offers two graduate degrees that layout foundational concepts to quantify uncertainty, qualify investment and financial decisions, and manage engineering projects. You'll apply tools and techniques through project-based course work that prepare you to effectively address on-the-job problems.
Plan of Study
Research
Human Factors and Cognitive Engineering, Engineering Education, Modeling and Simulation, Lean Six-Sigma, Diversity and Leadership, Operations Research Analysis. Reliability and Maintainability, Statistical, Modeling and Experimental Design, Systems Engineering, Supply Chain Management
Graduate Degrees and Certificates
Master of Science in Engineering Management (ENM)
Be an effective leader/manager. Courses provide an educational foundation necessary to plan, design, optimize, and direct complex programs, processes, and systems — and manage the teams that make them work.
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Master of Science in Systems Engineering (SYE)
A broad disciplinary approach to problem solving and decision making within organizations. Courses focus on the use of systems engineering tools to design, integrate and manage complex systems over their life cycles.
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Certificates
Free-standing or awarded concurrently with a graduate degree and earn graduate credit that can be applied to a master's degree in either engineering management or systems engineering.
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Distance Learning
Don't interrupt your career to earn a master's degree!
Distance learning brings the classroom to you. Convenient classes — traditional and simultaneously online — you move forward professionally and complete a degree. Offered fall, spring and summer — lunchtime, afternoon, evening — and recorded for your playback.