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  Program Learning Outcomes

  Upon completion of the MSTM program, graduates will be able to:

  1. apply a unique set of technical and management skills.
  2. recognize the effects of new technology on management issues and use tools and processes to leverage new opportunities.
  3. use technical principles and business leadership skills to organize and direct technical projects and manage people in technical jobs.
  4. compete in today's challenging global business environment.

  5. foster innovation and creativity via leadership and by example.

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  Admission Requirements

  The Technical Management program accepts applicants who have an undergraduate degree in Engineering or Computer Science.  Students in other science and math (i.e. STEM) fields are also encouraged to apply.  In some cases, prerequisites may be recommended if needed.  Students should have at least one year of industrial experience, research experience, or equivalent. Typically, a minimum undergraduate GPA of at least 3.0 is required.  Students with less than 3.0 GPA may submit additional documentation, including relevant extensive work experience, to be reviewed and considered by the director and dean's office. 

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  Degree Requirements - Master of Science in Technical Management (36 credits)

  The Master of Science in Technical Management (MSTM) degree requires 36 credit hours beyond the baccalaureate degree: 15 credit hours in MSTM core courses (under EMGT), six credit hours of Business electives and 15 credit hours in the student’s STEM area of interest. Students must maintain a GPA of at least 3.0. Grades below "C" will not advance the student towards graduation.  At least half of the courses in the program must be selected from those offered only at the graduate level.

   

  Required Engineering Management Core Courses (15 credit hours)

  • EMGT 5010 Management and Leadership of a Technical Workforce (3 credits)
  • EMGT 5020 Economic Considerations of Technical Businesses (3 credits) or ECN 5120 Analysis of Economic Conditions (3 credits)
  • EMGT 5030 Financial Decision Making for Technical Industries (3 credits)
  • EMGT 5040 Administration of Technical Businesses (3 credits)
  • EMGT 5110 Technical Decision Analysis (3 credits) or
    • MBA 5120 Statistical Analysis for Decision Making, or
    • MBA 5200 Decision Analysis (3 credits)

  Business Management Elective Courses (six credit hours)

  Choose two 5000-level courses from EMGT or MBA business management courses. Please consult your advisor for suggested courses.

  Technical Electives Courses (15 credit hours)

  Choose five 5000-level courses from a technical discipline. Students may consider stacking one of the College of Engineering & Science Graduate Certificates to use toward this requirement. Please consult your advisor for more information.

  Concentrations

  Students may choose an optional concentration in one of the following areas.  These will apply toward the Technical Elective requirements.  See your advisor to officially add a concentration to your record.

  Quality Management Concentration (nine credit hours)

  • EMGT 5450 Total Quality Management (3 credits)
  • EMGT 5050 Design of Experiments (3 credits)
  • EMGT 5760 Project Management (3 credits)

  Six Sigma Methodologies Concentration (nine credit hours)

  • EMGT 5460 Six Sigma 1 (3 credits)
  • EMGT 5470 Six Sigma 2 (3 credits)
  • EMGT 5480 Six Sigma 3 (3 credits)

  Innovation Concentration (nine credit hours)

  • EMGT 5050 Design of Experiments (3 credits)
  • ENGR 5500 Innovation and Creativity (3 credits)
  • ENGR 5701 Front and Back Ends of Innovation (3 credits)

  Environmental Systems Concentration (nine credit hours)

  • CIVE 5840 Environmental Chemistry
  • CIVE 5860 Environmental Microbiology
  • CIVE 5872 Sustainable Engineering
  • Other alternatives:
    • CIVE 5630 Environmental Risk Analysis and Design
    • CIVE 5820 Hazardous Waste
    • CIVE 5910 Geographical Information Systems

  Total credits required: 36 credits