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should apply one semester in advance since enrollment is limited
by internship availability.
ENMG 6095 Engr Mgmt Capstone Project
3 cr.
Prerequisite: Consent of department. Practical experience working
in a group on a real-world engineering project. May involve a special
project from within the student’s own work environment or
an individually designed work experience. In either instance, the
project will culminate in a formal report presented and defended
before the faculty and other interested parties.
ENMG 6096 Spec Topics in Engr Mgmt
1-3 cr.
Prerequisite: Consent of program. Special lectures or independent
study on subjects of current interest in the various fields of engineering
management. No student may earn more than a total of
nine hours of degree credit in these courses.
ENMG 6097 Spec Topics in Engr Mgmt
1-3 cr.
Prerequisite: Consent of program. Special lectures or independent
study on subjects of current interest in the various fields of engineering
management. No student may earn more than a total of
nine hours of degree credit in these courses.
ENMG 6098 Spec Topics in Engr Mgmt
1-3 cr.
Prerequisite: Consent of program. Special lectures or independent
study on subjects of current interest in the various fields of engineering
management. No student may earn more than a total of
nine hours of degree credit in these courses.
ENMG 6101 Engineering Management 1
3 cr.
Prerequisite: Baccalaureate degree in Engineering or consent of
department. An overview of the basic tools for management of a
quality engineering project or group. Includes principles of Finance
and Accounting, use of Management Information Systems in analysis
and projecting, and effective communication, both within engineering
and to those outside the engineering function.
ENMG 6102 Engineering Management II
3 cr.
Prerequisite: B.S. in Engineering or consent of department. Legal
and ethical aspects of engineering management. Emphasis will be
upon specifics of human resources management in areas such as
hiring, promotions, and other human resource issues and selected
subjects such as TQM. Attention will also be placed upon contracts
and contract administration, and ethical requirements in the engineering
environment.
ENMG 6111 Quant Analysis Engr Mgmt I
3 cr.
Prerequisite: B. S. in Engineering or consent of department. Basic
concepts of accounting, financial analysis, and economic analysis
applied to problems confronting the engineer. Emphasis will be
placed upon interpreting and using accounting and cost data in
planning and projecting work, as well as analysis using financial
and economic models.
ENMG 6112 Quant Analysis Engr Mgmt II
3 cr.
Prerequisite: Consent of Department - Use of statistical analysis
and risk management principles in the decision making process.
Emphasis will be upon probabilistic thinking and applying concepts
of statistics and decision making models to uncertain decision
making situation.
ENMG 6120 Engineering Project Mgmt
3 cr.
(ENCE 6390, ENMG 6120, and MANG 6472 are cross-listed) Prerequisite:
consent of department. Encompasses project organization
structure, project planning and control. Discussions will include
performance analysis based on earned value. Emphasis will be
given to project management information systems. Human behavior
in the project setting will be discussed.
ENMG 6130 Mgmt of Technology Change
3 cr.
Prerequisite: ENMG 6101 or consent of department. Emphasis on
techniques that are useful in successfully introducing change in
technical organizations. The role of sponsors, advocates, targets,
and agents. Change viewed as a process. Case studies are examined,
when appropriate, but much of the learning is directed
toward application of the principles of change to the students’
organizations.
ENMG 6140 Information Networks
3 cr.
Prerequisite: Baccalaureate Degree in Engineering or consent of
Department. Engineering aspects of data transmission systems
(networks) and their business applications. Hardware and software
considerations for selecting a cost-effective network for business
applications; database organization, network access, and security;
and effective integration of the information system into a technical
business environment. Post implementation management of a
business oriented information network. Students will individually
develop a proposed business information system for a hypothetical
business.
ENMG 6150 Systems Analysis for Mgmt
3 cr.
Prerequisite: BS in Engineering, or consent of department. Emphasis
of this course will be on the techniques that are required to deal
with problems arising in complex human and technical systems.
The role of systems thinking in problem solutions for companies,
schools, and governments will be explored. The course is based
on three complementary systems approaches; analysis of systems
failures and catastrophes (a systems approach to failures), a systems
approach to organizational decision-making (hard systems
analysis), and a systems approach to organizational change (soft
systems analysis).
ENMG 6401 Sem Organizational Behavior
3 cr.
(MANG 6401 and ENMG 6401 are cross-listed) Prerequisite: MANG
3401 or ENMG 6101 or consent of department. A study of organizational
behavior across all levels of organizational life: the individual,
interpersonal, group, organizational, and society. Problems to
be discussed and dealt with include motivation, communications,
leadership, group dynamics, power, organizational structures and
design, and various types of environmental constraints including
competition, markets, and governmental regulations. Lecture, discussion,
and group problem-solving project reports are included in
instructional methodology.
ENMG 7000 Thesis Research
1-9 cr.
Prerequisite: Consent of department. To be repeated for credit until
thesis is accepted. Section number will corresponding with credit
to be earned.
ENMG 7040 Examination or Thesis Only
0 cr.
No credit. Prerequisite: Consent of department. Open to students
in a thesis program who have only (other than application for
degree) the final typing and acceptance by the Graduate School of
their thesis or dissertation or to students in a non-thesis program
who have only (other than application for degree) to pass the final
examination to complete graduation requirements.
Fine Arts
FA 1005 Monuments of World Art
3 cr.
Offered each semester. Open to all undergraduates. An introduction
to the visual arts and the history of art through the study of
selected important monuments and works of art from both the
Eastern and Western traditions. Lectures and reading assignments
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