Required Core Management Courses (12 credits)

• ENMG 650 - Project Management Fundamentals [3]

• OR

• ENMG 668 - Project and Systems Engineering Management [3]
• ENMG 652 - Management, Leadership, and Communication [3]
• ENMG 656 - Engineering Law and Ethics [3]
• ENMG 658 - Financial Management [3]

Elective Management Courses (6 credits)

Select from two of the courses below. Other courses may be allowed with permission of the graduate program director.

• ENMG 654 - Leadership and Team Development [3]
• ENMG 659 - Strategic Management [3]
• ENMG 661 - Leading Virtual Global Teams [3]
• ENMG 663 - Advanced Project Management [3]
• ENMG 664 - Quality Engineering and Management [3]
• ENMG 672 - Decision and Risk Analysis [3] *
• ENMG 690 - Innovation and Technology Entrepreneurship [3]
• CYBR 621 - Cyber Warfare [3]
• CYBR 622 - Global Cyber Capabilities and Trends [3]
• CYBR 623 - Cybersecurity Law and Policy [3]
• HIT 663 - Health IT Policy and Administration [3]
• HIT 664 - Health IT Law and Ethics [3

• Courses with an asterisk * above can be counted as either management courses or engineering/IT specialization courses.

Engineering or Information Technology Specializations (12 credits)

The following is a list of specializations, or options, that are available.

Before enrolling in any of the courses in the engineering or information technology specializations, students must meet the prerequisites for the course or receive permission of the instructor of the course. Some of the courses in the specializations listed below are offered on a two-year rotation. To achieve technical depth in a discipline, students are advised to take four courses from one of the following specializations. However, students may take courses from multiple specializations.

The descriptions of all the courses are listed below under the respective department headings. The individual departments offering these courses may be consulted for further information.