Management Engineering Major with Concentration in Electrical and Computer Engineering

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Program of Study

Business

Degree Type

Concentration

Associated Degree

Management Engineering Major

Educational Objectives

Objectives of the Management Engineering Major are:

To prepare students for management challenges in key areas that increasingly require proficiency in the technical aspects of business such as production and service operations.
To provide the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed professionally, including literacy in a technical field, a broad understanding of management issues, written communication, oral presentation, decision-making, and leadership skills required to create new and improved products, processes and control systems.
To develop student abilities necessary for continued career growth including:
- the ability to integrate theory and practice and to apply knowledge of technical issues with the foundations of management
- the ability to integrate technology and change into existing organizations
- the ability to think critically and analytically, to define and solve business problems, work in teams, and think globally; and
- the ability to learn new skills in response to changing professional requirements.

Program Distribution Requirements for the Management Engineering Major

Mathematics and Science

Mathematics (4/3 units)

Mathematics must include 2/3 units of calculus and 2/3 units of statistics.

Item #

Title

Units

MA 1021

Calculus I

1/3

MA 1022Calculus IIUnitsDepartment

This course provides an introduction to integration and its applications. Topics covered include: inverse trigonometric functions, Riemann sums, fundamental theorem of calculus, basic techniques of integration, volumes of revolution, arc length, exponential and logarithmic functions, and applications of integration to engineering.

1/3

MA 2611

Applied Statistics I

1/3

MA 2612

Applied Statistics II

1/3

Minimum Units

4/3

Computer Science (1/3 unit)

A minimum of 1/3 unit of Computer Science focused on programming. CS 1004, CS 1101, or CS 1102 is recommended. (CS 2022 and CS 3043/SS 3043 are not accepted.)

Item #

Title

Units

CS 1004

Introduction to Programming for Non-Majors

1/3

CS 1101

Introduction to Program Design

1/3

CS 1102

Accelerated Introduction to Program Design

1/3

Minimum Units

1/3

Basic Science (2/3 unit)

Any course with prefix: BB, CH, GE, PH

Minimum Units

2/3

Social Sciences (2/3 units)

ECON 1110 or ECON 1120 or ECON 2910/ETR 2910 and

ID 2050 or one from DEV, ECON, ENV, GOV, PSY, SD, SOC, SS, STS

Item #

Title

Units

ECON 1110 or ECON 1120 or ECON 2910/ETR 2910UnitsDepartmentECON 1110 Introductory Microeconomics1, 3ECON 1120 Introductory Macroeconomics1, 3ETR 2910/ECON 2910 Economics and Entrepreneurship1, 3UnitsSub-Total

ECON 1110

Introductory Microeconomics

1/3

ECON 1120

Introductory Macroeconomics

1/3

ETR 2910/ECON 2910

Economics and Entrepreneurship

1/3

1/31/3ID 2050 or one from DEV, ECON, ENV, GOV, PSY, SD, SOC, SS, STSUnitsDepartment1/3

Minimum Units

2/3

Management Engineering Core Curriculum

Financial Courses (3/3 unit)*

ACC 2060: Financial Statements for Decision Making; Select one course from: FIN 1250 Personal Finance, FIN 2070 Fundamentals of Finance, FIN 3300 Finance & Technology (FinTech); OIE 2850 Engineering Economics.

*Two courses at 3,000 level or above required across Financial and Managerial courses.

Item #

Title

Units

ACC 2060

Financial Statements for Decision Making

1/3

FIN 1250 or FIN 2070 or FIN 3300 +

FIN 1250

Personal Finance

1/3

FIN 2070

Risk Analysis for Decision Making

1/3

FIN 3300

Finance & Technology (FinTech)

1/3

OIE 2850

Engineering Economics

1/3

Minimum Units

3/3

Managerial Courses (3/3 unit)*

Select one organizational behavior course (Recommended OBC 1010 Leadership Practice); Select one marketing course (Recommended MKT 4030 Achieving Strategic Effectiveness); Select one course from BUS 2020 The Legal Environment of Business Decisions, MIS 3010 Creating Value through Innovation, any course with an ETR, MKT, or OBC prefix.

*Two courses at 3,000 level or above required across Financial and Managerial courses.

Item #

Title

Units

BUS 2020 or MIS 3010, ETR, MKT, OBC course +

1/3

BUS 2020

The Legal Environment of Business Decisions

1/3

MIS 3010

Creating Value Through Innovation

1/3

MKT 4030

Marketing Strategy

1/3

OBC 1010

Leadership Practice

1/3

Minimum Units

3/3

Technical Courses (3/3 unit)

OIE 3020 Achieving Effective Operations; Select two courses from the following: AE, BB, BME, CE (except 3022), CH, CHE, CS (except 3043), DS, ECE, ES (except 1000), GE, OIE, MA, ME, PH, RBE (except 3100).

Item #

Title

Units

OIE 3020

Achieving Effective Operations

1/3

Select two courses from the following: AE, BB, BME, CE (except 3022), CH, CHE, CS (except 3043), DS, ECE, ES (except 1000), GE, OIE, MA, ME, PH, RBE (except 3100) +

2/3

Minimum Units

3/3

Analytics Courses (3/3 unit)

OIE 3420 Quality Planning Design and Control; Select one course from: MIS 3720 Business Data Management, MIS 3787 Business Applications of Machine Learning, MIS 4084 Business Intelligence; Select one course from: BUS 2080 Data Analysis for Decision Making or OIE 2081 Introduction to Prescriptive Analytics, OIE 3460 Simulation Modeling and Analysis, OIE 3510 Stochastic Models, OIE 4430 Advanced Prescriptive Analytics: From Data to Impact.

Item #

Title

Units

BUS 2080, OIE 2081, OIE 3460, OIE 3510, OIE 4430 +

1/3

BUS 2080

Data Analysis for Decision Making

1/3

OIE 2081

Introduction to Prescriptive Analytics

1/3

OIE 3460

Simulation Modeling and Analysis

1/3

OIE 3510

Stochastic Models

1/3

OIE 4430

Advanced Prescriptive Analytics: From Data to Impact

1/3

MIS 3720 or MIS 3787 or MIS 4084 +

1/3

MIS 3720

Business Data Management

1/3

MIS 3787

Business Applications of Machine Learning

1/3

MIS 4084

Business Intelligence

1/3

OIE 3420

Quality Planning, Design and Control

1/3

Minimum Units

3/3

Technical or Analytics Course (1/3 unit)

Select one additional course from remaining Technical or Analytics Courses.

Minimum Units

1/3

Management Engineering Concentration Courses (6/3 Units)

Students selecting the Management Engineering Major must complete six courses from one of the concentrations as specified in the summary table for concentrations. Students may also work with their faculty advisor to create a custom MGE Program. Such custom programs must be approved by the advisor and the Business School’s Undergraduate Policy and Curriculum Committee.