In addition to technical engineering topics, the MEM program provides managerial, business, marketing, legal and information systems tools for an engineering management career in either the private or public sector. The students will emerge with management and business skills to allow effective performance in directing engineering organizations and in assessing clients' and potential clients' options from a business and engineering standpoint. MEM program features Prepares professional project managers for leadership roles in business, industry, and government. Designed for employed students. All courses are scheduled for afternoon and evening hours.
Many classes are project-oriented.
Students conduct individual and group projects and share insights gained from their work experiences. Computerized planning and scheduling techniques as used in industry are emphasized in all coursework. Program draws upon the faculty, computer and laboratory resources of the college's engineering division and business and economics division. Application materials -Graduate application form.