Engineering Management: Power Systems Management, M.S.

Program Requirements

Students are required to complete a minimum of 33 semester hours of prescribed courses for a major in engineering management.  The student’s program is planned in consultation between the student and adviser.  Each program will be designed to meet the needs of the student, taking into consideration background and experience.  In some instances, prerequisite courses may be required.  The Engineering Management graduate degree with a concentration in Power Systems requires courses in the core and elective courses.

Core Courses (18 hours)

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• ENGM 5500 - Concepts in Engineering Management
• ENGM 5540 - Technical Project Management
• ENGM 5550 - Technical Entrepreneurship and Leadership
• ENGM 5580 - Advanced Engineering Economy
• ENGM 5830 - Strategic Management and Technology
• ENGM 5960r - Capstone Project

Power Systems Management Electives (15 hours)

 Take a minimum of 5 courses from the power systems electives.

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• ENEE 5160 - Introduction to the Smart Grid
• ENEE 5520 - Power System Operations
• ENEE 5610 - Power Electronics and Drives
• ENEE 5620 - Power System Protection
• ENEE 5650 - Sustainable Electric Energy Systems
• ENEE 5720 - Power System Analysis and Design

Total (Core and Elective hours): 33 hours

Additional Information and Notes

Electives can be taken with adviser approval in areas outside of engineering management such as other engineering disciplines or business.

A degree combining Power Systems Management and Engineering courses is available as a concentration in Engineering .  See Engineering: Electrical, M.S.