College: Engineering

The Management Engineering specialization integrates engineering principles with business administration to improve processes, enhance efficiency, and drive innovation within organizations. Students acquire skills in operations management, supply chain management, project management, data analytics, and strategic planning, preparing them for careers in engineering management, operations, consulting, and related fields.

Learning Objectives:

Understand the principles of management engineering and apply them to organizational processes.
Develop skills in operations management and supply chain optimization.
Learn project management techniques and strategic planning.
Explore data analysis tools and decision-making processes.
Analyze quality management and continuous improvement methods.
Develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and leadership skills.
Gain practical experience through projects and internships.

Main Syllabus:

Introduction to Management Engineering - Overview of management engineering principles, history, and current trends.
Operations Management - Fundamentals of managing and improving operational processes.
Supply Chain Management - Principles of designing and managing effective supply chains.
Project Management - Techniques for planning, executing, and managing projects.
Data Analysis for Management - Methods for analyzing and interpreting data to support decision-making.
Strategic Planning and Management - Principles of developing and implementing strategic plans.
Quality Management - Techniques for ensuring and improving product and service quality.
Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma - Methods for reducing waste and improving efficiency in processes.
Engineering Economics - Fundamentals of economic analysis and decision-making in engineering contexts.
Organizational Behavior - Exploration of human behavior and dynamics within organizations.
Management Information Systems - Use of information systems to support management and decision-making.
Practical Training - Hands-on experiences in engineering firms, manufacturing companies, consulting firms, or relevant organizations.
Capstone Project - A comprehensive project applying management engineering skills, such as supply chain optimization, managing a complex project, or implementing a quality improvement initiative.

Assessment Methods:

Analysis of management engineering principles
Operations management projects
Supply chain management projects
Project management projects
Data analysis projects
Strategic planning projects
Quality management projects
Lean and Six Sigma projects
Engineering economics projects
Organizational behavior projects
Management information systems projects
Practical training reports
Final projects and presentations

Prerequisites:

Basic knowledge of engineering principles and mathematics, and an interest in management engineering.

Duration of Specialization:

The duration for completing a Bachelor’s degree in management engineering is typically 4 years.

Certification:

Graduates can obtain certifications such as:

Certified in Production and Inventory Management (CPIM)
Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP)
Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification
Six Sigma Certification (Green Belt, Black Belt)
Certifications in specific management engineering programs and techniques

Target Audience:

Aspiring engineering managers, operations managers, supply chain managers, project managers, quality managers, and professionals seeking careers in engineering firms, manufacturing companies, consulting firms, and related fields.

This specialization equips students with the technical, analytical, and leadership skills needed to excel in management engineering, supporting careers in various roles within engineering firms, manufacturing companies, consulting firms, and related fields.

The program provides comprehensive education in management engineering principles, operations management, supply chain management, project management, data analytics, strategic planning, quality management, lean manufacturing and Six Sigma, engineering economics, organizational behavior, management information systems, and practical experience through training and projects, preparing students for successful careers in the field.

Management Engineering