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3. Provide opportunities for continuing professional development.
4. Understand processes from the transformation of an idea or need into a completed project.
5. Demonstrate communication skills to be successful in employment environment.
6. Demonstrate critical thinking and problem solving skills in the employment environment.
Admission Requirements
In order to be granted admission to the GCEM program, an applicant must satisfy the general
admission requirements to a graduate program at ALHOSN as well as the following GCEM program
specific requirements.
A. Applicants to the MEM Program must hold a bachelor degree in engineering (civil, building,
mechanical, electrical, petroleum and architecture) or equivalent, or, a bachelor degree from
a quantitative discipline including: mathematics, physics, chemistry, or equivalent.
B. Qualified applicants requiring prerequisite courses may be required to take such courses in
addition to their regular graduate program. (Specifically, Students with no prior background
in probability and statistics will be required to take MEM 501 Fundamentals of Probability and
Statistics for Engineers. Students with no prior background in engineering economy will be
required to take MEM 502 Fundamentals of Engineering Economy).
Curriculum
A fully qualified Graduate Certificate student is required to satisfy completion of five courses (15
credit hours). Two of these courses should be from list 1 (refer to the MEM program for course lists).
The remaining three courses should be taken from list 2. Students may take up to six credit hours from
List 4 (MBA program courses) to replace two elective courses.
Code Grad Cert EM Program – Course Title Prerequisites Credits
First Semester (Fall) (9 Credit hours)
MEM 601 Advanced Engineering Economics MEM 502 3
MEM 602 Project Management MEM 502 3
Elective 1 3
Elective 2
Elective 3
Second Semester (Spring) (6 Credit hours)
Total Credits 15
Course descriptions can be found within the Master of Engineering Management (MEM)
program.
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