Technology Management
Technology

About the Technology Management Area

The Technology Management graduate program in Technology prepares students to become successful leaders in today’s technological and global environment. This area of study in Technology Management is suitable for students who desire to be part of effective management teams in industrial related organizations. The program offers the ideal blend of technical knowledge and management principles needed for effective leadership.

Required Core (13 Hours For All MS Students)

TEC 5001           Seminar in Technology

TEC 5103           Science and technology of Leadership

TEC 5133           Total Quality Systems

TEC 5143           Research in Technology

TEC 5173           Global Technology

Electives (minimum of 19 hours from the following list)

EGT 4753           Lean Manufacturing

EGT 4763           Rapid Prototyping Technology

EGT 4803           Plant Layout and Material Handling

EGT 4843           Statistical Quality Assurance

EGT 4853           Polymers and Composites

EGT 4943           Manufacturing Management

CHM 5007          Energy Chemistry

CMM/ENG 5260  Science and Technical Communication

MBA 5000          Strategic Management 

MBA 5001          Business Operations in Sustainable Energy Facilities 

MBA 5010          Essentials of Accounting 

OPD 4880          Productive Work Teams

PHY 5233           Energy and the Environment

TEC 5123           Industrial Productivity Analysis

TEC 5213           Work Performance Technology

TEC 5233           Training Systems Management 

TEC 5243           Design for Quality

TEC 5333           Management of Computer Technology 

TEC 5513           Advanced Computer Integrated Manufacturing

TEC 5523           Systems Simulation

TEC 5533           Biomass Gasification

TEC 5603           Advanced Manufacturing Management

TEC 5723           Issues and Trends in Technology

TEC 5970           Design for Manufacturability and Assembly

TEC 5970           Diffusion of Innovation

TEC 5970           Enterprise Resource Planning

TEC 5990           Non-Thesis Option: Capstone Experience (for students starting Fall 2015 or later)

TEC 5990           Non-Thesis Option: CCK (for students starting before Fall 2015)

TEC 5950           Thesis option

 *If a student has not previously taken AET 4943 or does not have equivalent coursework, AET 4943 must be taken the first semester of the program and will be prerequisite for TEC 5603.