Engineering Management, Minor

This minor focuses on giving engineering students a basic understanding of engineering economics, accounting, statistics, project management methods, and analysis tools necessary to manage technical operations and projects effectively. The minor provides an important set of collateral skills for students in any engineering discipline.  Students in all Majors may participate in this minor.  Civil students may not use courses simultaneously to satisfy a requirement for the minor and as a major approved elective or a design elective.  Students must receive a grade of C or better in each course in the minor.  At least six (6) courses (minimum of 18 credits), chosen as follows:

Required Courses
CEE 3230 Engineering Economics and Management
or 
OR&IE 4150 Economic Analysis of Engineering Systems

OR&IE 3150 [1] Financial and Managerial Accounting

CEE 3040 [2] Uncertainty Analysis in Engineering
or 
ENGRD 2700 Basic Engineering Probability and Statistics
or 
ECE 3100 Introduction to Probability and Inference for Random Signals and Systems

Additional Courses—Choose any three [3]
CEE 5930 [4]    Engineering Mgmt. Methods

CEE 5950      Construction Planning and Operations

CEE 5970      Risk Analysis and Management)

CEE 5980      Introduction to Decision Analysis

ENGRG 3600     Ethical issues in Engineering Practice

NBA 5070     Entrepreneurship for Scientists and Engineers

or MAE/ENGRG 4610/OR&IE 4152 Entrepreneurship for Engineers

or BEE 4890 Entrepreneurial Management for Engineers

[1] ORIE students must substitute NCC 5560 or NBA 5000 for ORIE 3150
[2] MAE 3100 cannot be substituted for CEE 3040.
[3] Other courses approved by petition in advance.
[4] This course is not accepted for ORIE students.