Engineering Management Minor

The Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Department within the Norm Asbjornson College of Engineering offers a nonteaching minor in Engineering Management. The field of Engineering Management is focused on the managerial, financial and systems level aspects of engineering problem solving. Students completing the minor will find themselves better prepared to successfully work in a technical leadership capacity. To complete the minor, students take a core group of four courses and plus three elective courses for a total of 21 credits, as outlined in the table below. The Engineering Management minor is not available to Industrial & Management Systems Engineering majors.

Required Pre-Requisite Courses
One of the following:3
Applied Engineering Data Analysis
Engineering Probability and Statistics I
One of the following:3
Calculus for Technology II
Calculus II
Recommended Core Elective Courses
One or more of the following:
Introduction to International Business
Intro to Psychology
Introduction to Sociology
Required Courses
One of the following:3
Engineering Economic Analysis
Business Fundamentals for Technical Professionals
Econ Org, Finance & Credit
EIND 300Engineering Management & Ethics3
EIND 373Production Inventory Cost Analysis3
EIND 434Project Management for Engineers3
Technical Problem Solving Elective
Choose One:3
Design of Experiments for Engineers
Regres & Multivar Analysis
Production & Engineering Mgmt
Quality Management Systems
Managerial Problem Solving Elective Courses
Choose Two:6
Principles of Business Law
Human Resource Management
Negotiation/Dispute Resolution
International Management
Sustainability Issues in Construction
Managerial Economics
Technology Entrepreneurship
Social Psychology
Indust & Organiz Psych
Judgment & Decision Making
Sociology of Organizations
Sociology of Globalization