Systems Innovation Engineering Concentration Requirements
Students may select a concentration in Systems Innovation Engineering. Students pursuing the Systems Innovation Engineering concentration are required to take MANG 5750 as well as two elective courses chosen from systems-based, domain specific courses in either Engineering, Computer Science, or Business.
Non-Thesis Option
Completion of 30 credit hours including 21 credit hours of core courses. The remaining 9 credit hours are selected from approved electives.
Thesis Option
Completion of 30 credit hours including 21 credit hours of required core courses plus 6 credit hours of ENMG 7000 Thesis Research. The remaining 3 credit hours are selected from approved electives.
Curriculum for Systems Innovation Engineering Concentration
The core courses are designed to insure that the student is well grounded in engineering management and business principles.
The list of courses provided is a sample of what courses may be offered. Not all courses will be offered every semester. Please check WebStar for the up-to-date list of courses.
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| Core Courses | Description | Credit Hrs. |
| ENMG 6101 or MANG 6710 |
Engineering Management I Innovation Management |
3
|
| ENMG 6102 | Engineering Management II |
3
|
| ENMG 6103 | Technology Entrepreneurship |
3
|
| ENMG 6111 | Quantitative Analysis of Engineering Management I |
3
|
| ENMG 6112 | Quantitative Analysis of Engineering Management II |
3
|
| ENMG 6120 | Project Management |
3
|
| ENMG 6095 | Capstone Project |
3
|
|
TOTAL
|
21
|
|
| Elective Courses | ||
| MANG 5750 | Knowledge Management | 3 |
| Two Elective Courses | Approved Elective Courses |
6
|
Elective for Systems Innovation Engineering Concentration
A partial list of acceptable elective courses is given below.
| Course | Description |
| ENMG 6150 | Systems Analysis, Development, and Management |
| ENMG 6160 | Innovation Concepts and Methodologies |
| MANG 5730 | Business Information System Analysis and Design |
| NAME 5131 | Reliability, Availability and Maintenance of Engineering Systems |