Build Your Own | Master of Engineering Management | NC State University
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Build Your Own
Last Updated: 07/30/2024 | All information is accurate and still up-to-date
In the Build Your Own Concentration, professionals can tailor their engineering and management competencies to reflect their career objectives. This customizable program empowers you to select courses aligned with your aspirations.
With the guidance of advisors, you can craft a curriculum personalized to your goals and interests. Delve into diverse topics such as health systems performance, data mining, and supply chain management under the mentorship of seasoned faculty across multiple colleges.
This concentration allows you to fine-tune your studies to match your career ambitions and personal aspirations effectively to succeed in your chosen field. The program’s flexibility enables you to navigate your educational journey strategically, focusing on specific areas like supply chain management and data analytics to adapt effectively to industry shifts. This tailored approach enhances your skill set and expertise, preparing you for success as you progress in your chosen field. The mentorship and support from faculty members instill confidence, ensuring you acquire the essential tools for ongoing success and growth in your professional endeavors.
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Curriculum
CONCENTRATION: Build Your Own | Credits |
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CORE Subtotal | 15 |
Take four courses: (No more than 12 credit hours may come from MBA courses) | 12 |
Engineering discipline 500-level or above electives (currently offered and open to non-majors) | |
Management discipline 500-level or above electives (currently offered and open to non-majors) | |
Take one course: | |
EM 675 Engineering Management Masters Project (or substitute practicum w/ approval) | 3 |
ISE 521 Health Systems Performance Improvement II * (or substitute practicum w/ approval) * ISE 520 is a prerequisite for ISE 521 | 3 |
ISE 554 Introduction to Product Development (or substitute practicum w/ approval) | 3 |
ISE 677 Industrial Engineering Projects (or substitute practicum w/ approval) | 3 |
MAE 526 Fundamentals of Product Design | |
MBA 549 Supply Chain Management Practicum (or substitute practicum w/ approval) | 3 |
MBA 559 Business Analytics Practicum (or substitute practicum w/ approval) | 3 |
MBA 572 Venture Opportunity Analytics | 3 |
Student Responsibilities:
Determine which 500-level engineering or management electives to take. Ensure they meet prerequisites. Seek approval from MEM DGP.