Master
of Science in Engineering Management Program:
ENMA
Curriculum Map
ENMA courses and associated project work are highly-focused on
technology-based innovation and entrepreneurship. The ENMA student learning experience focuses
on:
·
Innovation: Participation on local, national, and
international project teams requiring global voice-of-the-customer assessment,
technical problem solving, and intellectual property generation.
·
Commercialization: Experience in valuing and delivering
commercially viable technical solutions that can provide global sustainable
competitive advantage.
·
Globalization: Cooperation with international industrial and
educational partners on projects that incorporate resource outsourcing and have
the potential to serve a global customer base.
Implementation of these three core elements of the COE component of the
Engineering Management Program is pursued through the following ENMA curriculum
mission:
- Teach the
functions of innovation and entrepreneurial engineering,
- Involve
students with university researchers and industrial partners to identify
potential new product/process/service commercialization concepts,
- Facilitate
concept evaluation and prioritization processes,
- Develop
commercialization plans for the most viable concepts,
- Obtain
funding to implement selected commercialization opportunities,
- Develop
new product/service/technology prototypes.
- Transfer
prototypes to commercialization partners.
Modifications to the ENMA course curriculum are designed to directly
support these mission objectives.
Correlation of new ENMA
courses and certificates
to the ENMA mission is illustrated below:
- ENIN: Engineering Innovation Certificate
courses
- NPPD: New
Product and Process Development certificate courses
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