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MEM Program Academic Plan Code MEM Course Title Prerequisite Credits MEM Foundation Courses MEM 501 Fundamentals of Probability and Statistics for Engineers None 0 * MEM 502 Fundamentals of Engineering Economy None 0 * MEM Core Courses (List 1) MEM 600 Engineering Management Concepts None 3 MEM 601 Advanced Engineering Economics None 3 MEM 602 Project Management MEM 502 3 MEM 603 Statistics and Decision Analysis MEM 501 3 MEM 604 Info Technology Applications in Engineering Projects MEM 501 3 Total (Four courses) 15 MEM Elective Courses (List 2) MEM 605 Legal Issues And Contract Administration None 3 MEM 606 Planning and Control None 3 MEM 607 Advanced Planning and Control MEM 501 3 MEM 608 Project Cost Estimating None 3 MEM 609 Applied Operations Research MEM 501 3 MEM 610 Project Acquisition and Control None 3 MEM 611 Fundamentals of Facility Management None 3 MEM 612 Business Practices in Construction None 3 MEM 613 Project Quality Management MEM 501 3 MEM 614 Topics in Engineering Management MEM 502 3 MEM 615 Product Design and Development MEM 502 3 MEM 616 Operations Management MEM 501, MEM 502 3 MBA course 1 (from MBA electives) 3 MBA course 2 (from MBA electives) 3 Total (Six courses including up to two MBA courses) 15 Research Project Reports (List 3) MEM 698 Graduate Project – 1 Two full semesters 3 MEM 699 Graduate Project – 2 MEM 698 3 Total (Two courses) 6 MBA Electives (List 4) ACT 501 Financial Accounting None 2 FIN 501 Financial Management None 2 MKT 501 Marketing Management None 2 IBS 611 International Business None 3 MGT 603 Strategic Management None 3 MGT 611 Managing Human Resources None 3 MGT 652 Entrepreneurship None 3 (Up to two courses substituted for electives above) Total credits for MEM Program 36 * Pass (P)/Fail (F) grade only; or exemption (EX) 192
The Master of Engineering Management program includes Foundation requirements, compulsory courses, and electives and is displayed in the eight-semester plan below. The plan shows a typical student schedule for completing the MEM program in four semesters. MEM Four Semester Plan Code MEM Program – Course Title Prerequisites Credits First Semester (Fall) (9 Credit hours) MEM 600 Engineering Management Concepts None 3 MEM 601 Advanced Engineering Economics MEM 502 3 MEM 602 Project Management MEM 502 3 Second Semester (Spring) (9 Credit hours) MEM 603 Statistics and Decision Analysis MEM 501 3 MEM 604 Info Technology Applications in Engineering Projects None 3 Elective 1 3 Third Semester (Fall) (9 Credit hours) Elective 2 3 Elective 3 3 MEM 698 Graduate Project – 1 2 full-time Fourth Semester (Spring) (9 Credit hours) semesters Elective 4 3 Elective 5 3 MEM 699 Graduate Project – 2 MEM 698 3 Total Credits for MEM Program 36 Course Descriptions MEM Foundation Courses MEM 501 Fundamentals of Probability and Statistics for Engineers Prerequisite: None This course develops a thorough understanding of the methods of probability and statistics which are used to model engineering problems and develop the necessary skills to implement and analyze basic statistical models using computer software packages. The course covers the following topics: Fundamentals of probability, distribution theory, data analysis and statistics, interval estimation, hypothesis testing, and regression analysis. MEM 502 Fundamentals of Engineering Economy Prerequisite: None This course deals <strong>with</strong> the application of economic analysis models for decisions between alternatives. In particular we approach problem solving by considering the time value of money. In general, a dollar of revenue or expense today is not equivalent to a dollar of revenue or expense three years from now. Concepts in this class are equally applicable to engineering, business and financial systems problems. Comparisons methods based on present worth of cash flow, and simple, internal and external rates of return are studied. MEM Core Courses (List 1) MEM 600 Engineering Management Concepts Prerequisite: None This course is focused on demonstrating the latest applications of engineering management techniques in real engineering and management systems. These multidisciplinary techniques are based on a range of engineering management topics such as project management, optimization, operations management, international business, 193 3 9
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