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Engineering Management
Department Web site: www.iit.edu/~engmngt
This program is intended to offer an opportunity
to students to obtain skills and competencies that
are highly relevant to the rapidly growing face of business
and industry — largely engendered by the
accelerating development of new technologies and the
emerging global economy.
The program objective is to prepare students to become
leaders in the corporate world of the 21st century by
emphasizing in fundamentals of science, engineering,
management and business administration, and by concentrating
on the development of critical thinking skills
directed toward practical problem solving and informed
decision making.
Bachelor of Science in Engineering Management
Required Courses Credit Hours
Mathematics Requirements 17
MATH 151, 152, 251, 474 or 475
(MATH 252 is a prerequisite for some concentrations
and may be used as a technical elective)
Science Requirements 15
CHEM 124
PHYS 123, 221, 224
Introduction to the Profession 2
Computer Science Requirement 2
CS 105
Core Management Requirements 21
BUS 210, 301, 305, 371
ECON 211, 423
COM 428
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Students will obtain the ability to make decisions concerning
technology selection and product process development
in ways that combine technical, financial, marketing,
human resources and strategic considerations. They will
learn how to perform economic analyses for new products,
technologies and processes and how to prepare business
plans that include financial details, marketing strategies
and design decisions based on target costs and forecasted
rate of return on investment capital.
The program has several possibilities for areas of concentration.
These areas can be tailored for students who
have interests in environmental, manufacturing, fire
safety, construction management, transportation, materials
and engineering foundations.
Required Courses Credit Hours
Engineering Concentration 24–28
Interprofessional Projects 6
Humanities and Social Science Electives 21
See general education requirements on page 25
Technical Electives 9
Business Electives 6
Free Electives 0–4
Total Credit Hours 127
IIT Undergraduate Bulletin 2006–2008
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