Overview

Master of Science in Management of Technology program enables students to gain significant training in managing technology and innovation. The program includes a 30-credit hour curriculum with 15 credits in Technology oriented courses and 15 credits in Management topics. A bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited university is acceptable.

Admission Requirements

A bachelor's degree with a minimum 3.0 GPA from a regionally accredited university is acceptable.

Curriculum Requirements

Industrial Engineering Core Courses
ISE 670Engineering Management3
ISE 672Management of Technological Innovation3
ISE 763Project Management Techniques3
Management Core Courses
MGT 604Design Thinking1
MGT 620Managing Through People2
MGT 621High Performance Leadership2
or MGT 622 High Performance Teams
MGT 623Human Resource Systems2
Capstone Course
MGT 677Corporate Strategy and Organization2
Electives
Engineering Electives - 600 or 700 level ISE, BME, CAE, CET, CSC, ECE, MAE courses6
Management Electives - 600 or 700 level ACC, BTE, FIN, MGT, MKT courses6
Total Credit Hours30

Sample Plan of Study

Plan of Study Grid
Graduate Year
Fall ICredit Hours
ISE 763 Project Management Techniques 3
MGT 604 Design Thinking 1
MGT 620 Managing Through People 2
MGT 622 High Performance Teams 2
MKT 640 Foundations of Marketing Management 2
 Credit Hours10
Spring I
ISE 670 Engineering Management 3
ISE 671 Engineering Entrepreneurship 3
BTE 610 Digital Transformation 2
MGT 618 Leading Change in Organizations 2
 Credit Hours10
Fall II
ISE 616 Introduction to Applied Data Analytics 3
ISE 672 Management of Technological Innovation 3
MGT 623 Human Resource Systems 2
MGT 677 Corporate Strategy and Organization 2
 Credit Hours10
 Total Credit Hours30

Mission

The Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering’s mission is to provide contemporary and relevant industrial and systems engineering education and research; impart knowledge and skills necessary to design and to improve a variety of manufacturing and service processes; promote life-long learning; and contribute to emerging societal needs.

Goals

Advances in knowledge and an increasing concern for society with its complex needs have led researchers into areas that can no longer be encompassed by a single academic discipline. There is an increased tendency for faculty and students from different disciplines to work together in a variety of laboratories, departments and centers that cut across disciplinary lines. In order to facilitate such interaction, highly qualified students may pursue a privileged course of graduate studies. The program is designed for the truly exceptional student, is built around the student, and brings together the particular interests of two or more disciplines.

Student Learning Outcomes

  • Graduates will demonstrate an ability to apply knowledge and methodology to advanced problems in Management of Technology.
  • Graduates will demonstrate an ability to write effectively about advanced Management of Technology topics.
  • Graduates will have the ability to present their findings effectively about advanced Management of Technology topics.