Masters of Science in Engineering Management
The scope and complexity of engineering management responsibilities have changed dramatically during the past few years. Strong competition in the marketplace and the need to eliminate the trade and service deficit have put an emphasis on technology. It is the source of new products and improved productivity in manufacturing and service delivery.
Today’s engineering management must incorporate technological innovation, satisfy design and safety requirements, manage human resources to boost productivity, use natural resources efficiently, stay on top of other environmental concerns and emphasize total quality in operations.
The Engineering Management program is designed to prepare technical managers from fields of engineering, science and math, and computer science to manage more effectively within technologically based organizations.
ITU’s curriculum for the MSEM program is concerned with the management issues of Software Engineering, with the primary emphasis placed on the management aspects of building and modifying high quality software systems. It thus allows the student to prepare for careers in businesses that build and sell computers and/or software, in Internet based companies, electronic business organizations, diverse research and development laboratories, aerospace companies, banks, and insurance companies.
An undergraduate degree is required for admission. If the undergraduate degree is in an area of Computer Science, Software Engineering or a related technical field, then a minimum grade point average of 3.0 is required for the last half of courses taken that count for the degree. If the undergraduate degree is in a different field then the minimum grade point average required for all courses in that degree is 3.0. Exceptions to these requirements can be made by the academic council.
Curriculum for MSEM
To complete this program each student must complete a total of 36 units. The 36 units are required as follows:
- 1 course from the general Math courses – 3 units
- 5 courses from the Engineering Courses – 15 units
- 6 courses from the MBA courses – 18 units
Course Requirements:
Choose one course from general math courses …3
AMN 912 Applied Mathematics Methods I (3)
AMN 922 Applied Mathematics Methods II (3)
AMN 930 Numerical Analysis (3)
AMN 952 Probability & Statistics for Engineers (3)
Choose 5 courses of the following courses … 15
EEN 910 IC Design & Methods (3)
CEN 910 Digital Design I (3)
CEN 940 Network Security Techniques (3)
CEN 942 Image Processing (3)
CEN 960 Computer Communication Networks, TCP/IP (3)
CEN 965 Local Area Networks (3)
CEN 966 Routing in Computer Networks (3)
CEN 968 Design and Maintenance of Commercial Web Sites (3)
CEN 998 M.S. Project (3 -6)
CEN 999 M.S. Thesis (6)
SEM 906 Enterprise Architecture (3)
SEN 909 Advanced OO Design Using C++ (3)
SEN930 QA/Software Testing (3)
SEN 911 Web Graphic Design (3)
SEN 920 Computer Algorithms (3)
SEN 932 Automation and Testing via Perl & Shell Scripts (3)
SEN 934 Database Management Systems (3)
SEN 935 Data Mining (3)
SEN 936 Software Tools (3)
SEN 941 SE I, Basic Software Engineering Elements (3)
SEN 942 SE II, Software Engineering Methodologies (3)
SEN 951 SAP ABAP Programming (3)
SEN 952 SAP Tools (3)
SEN 956 Unix Operating System (3)
SEN 960 Compiler Design
SEN 962 Web Page Design Using HTML and Java (3)
SEN 963 Unix, Perl and Web Management (3)
SEN 964 Advanced OO Design Using Java (3)
SEN 974 Client/Server and the Internet (3)
SEN 982 Database Architecture and Administration (3)
SEN 985 Artificial Intelligence (3)
SEN 991 Computer Graphics I (3)
SEN 992 Computer Graphics II (3)
SEN 996 Independent Study (3)
Choose 6 courses from the following … 18
ACTN 900 Financial Accounting (3)
ACTN 910 Managerial Accounting (3)
CONS 900 Consilience Theory 1 (3)
EBUS 910 Executive Leadership (3)
ECON 920 Macroeconomic Theory (3)
FINN 933 Managerial Finance (3)
GRN 511 Verbal Communications and Conversations (3)
GRN 597 Joint Seminar (3)
GRN 599 Writing and Composition (3)
GRN 921 Independent Study I (3)
GRN 922 Independent Study II (3)
GRN 923 Independent Study III (3)
HRMG 946 Human Resources and Technology (3)
MBAN998 MBA Project (3)
MBAN999 MBA Thesis (3)
MGTN901 Fundamentals of Management (3)
MGTN915 Organizational Team Work (3)
MGTN920 Production and Operations Management (3)
MGTN930 Strategic Operations Management (3)
MGTN942 Project Risk Management (3)
MGTN948 Project Management (3)
MGTN949 Organizational Theory (3)
MKTN958 Marketing Management (3)
**Note: All the Information Systems Management major courses can be counted toward the EM Program.
Choose up to 3 courses from the following . . . 9 (Maximum)
*Curricular Practical Training
CPT 993 CPT Internship I (3)
CPT 994 CPT Internship II (3)
CPT 995 CPT Internship III (3)
**Note: Students may take CPT courses to fulfill either MBA or Engineering requirements. Up to 9 units of CPT can be taken in place of MBA or Engineering elective class requirements.


