Consistently the Top Rated EM Program AIAD Program in the United States. In 2018, 61 sponsors provided 88 CONUS and 5 OCONUS opportunities in DoD and private The Engineering Management Program is accredited by organizations. Cadets spend 3 weeks applying the the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, Systems Decision Process and other EM http://www.abet.org fundamentals to real world problems and return to USMA more adaptable, agile, and inspired to continue their academic development in the major. ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT Why major in EM? • Numerous AIAD opportunities • You choose your Complementary Support Course (Engineering) Track • Flexible scheduling of courses and electives • Excellent preparatory major for serving as an officer (complex problem solving, critical thinking, practical applications) • Widely applicable for leadership careers as an ORSA in Merging engineering, technology, management, the Army, within the business world, industrial and leadership into solutions for a complex engineering settings, and in Government world. • EM majors LEAD interdisciplinary teams of engineers Engineering Management (EM) examines the Studying EM will prepare you for an MBA or Masters • engineering relationships between the Degree in Business Management, Finance, Industrial Engineering, Operations Management, Operations management tasks of staffing, organizing, Research, or Systems Engineering planning, and financing involved in production, • Excellent foundation for becoming a Professional research, and service. EM teaches the concepts Engineer and/or Project Management Professional and principles of engineering to manage the fundamentals of organizational leadership, What will I study in the EM Program? personnel management, fiscal management, • Systems thinking and systems understanding. EM is a highly • Basics of sound financial decisions and business relevant program which builds on the traditional operations roles of systems analysis and basic and applied • Tools for analyzing and making engineering decisions sciences by emphasizing management functions Design and analysis of production operations • AIAD and Capstone Partners in a technical setting. • Supply chain design, planning, operation, business processes, and information management systems Department of Systems Engineering • How to plan, monitor, and control a project Mahan Hall, 4th Floor • A 3 course complementary engineering sequence of Building 752, Thayer Road your own choosing West Point, New York 10996 • Elective subject area that interest you For More Information Contact: COL Paul Evangelista, EM Program Director Mahan Hall, Room 420 An Engineering Management Major is the only major to [email protected] provide the foundation to obtain two highly regarded professional certifications. Within five years of graduation CPT Abe Payne, EM DAC you can apply for the Professional Engineer License and/or Mahan Hall, Room 301 Project Management Professional certification. [email protected] The Engineering Management Program (A Sample EM 8TAP) Yearling Year Cow Year Firstie Year Fall Spring Fall Spring Fall Spring EM384 MA205 EM381 EM411 EM402 EM403 Analytical Methods for Calculus II Engineering Economy Project Management Capstone Design I Capstone Design II Engineering Management SE301 EM420 EM482 PH 206 CY305 Fundamentals of Systems Production Operations Supply Chain Engineering Physics II Cyber Foundations Engineering Management and Info Management SE375 Complementary Support Simulation Elective Decision Science Elective Statistics for Engineers Course 1 (EM481/SE485/SM484) (SE302/SE370/SES385) Complementary Support Complementary Support Math/Science Elective Course 2 Course 3 Complementary Support Course Elective Track (Chose 1) Areas of Emphasis (Choose 1 From Each) Decision Science Elective Math/Science Elective Project Management in Civil SE302 Chemical Engineering Electrical Engineering Engineering Fundamentals CH102 Engineering Fundamentals of Systems General Chemistry II Engineering MC300 EE302 EE301 CH362 SE370 CH375 Fundamentals of Engineering Introduction to Electrical Fundamentals of Electrical Mass & Energy Balances Computer Aided Systems Eng. Introduction to Biology Mechanics and Design Engineering I Engineering MC300 CE350 CH363 EE360 SE385 MA364 Fundamentals of Engineering Infrastructure Engineering Separation Processes Digital Computer Logic Decision Analysis Engineering Mathematics Mechanics and Design CE450 CH364 EE362 MC311 MA367 Simulation Elective Construction Management Chemical Reaction Engineering Introduction to Electronics Thermal-Fluid Systems I Math for the Social Sciences EM481 MA371 Systems Simulation Linear Algebra Environmental Engineering Infrastructure Engineering Nuclear Engineering Software Fundamentals SM484 MA376 System Dynamics Simulation Applied Statistics EV385 MA386 CE350 NE300 CY300 SE485 Introduction to Environmental Introduciton to Numerical Infrastructure Engineering Nuclear Reactor Analysis Programming Fundamentals Combat Modeling Engineering Analysis EV398 EV385 NE350 CS393 MA391 Geographical Information Introduction to Environmental Radiological Engineering Cyber/IT Course Database Systems Mathematical Modeling Systems Engineering Design EV481 EV398 NE450 IT383 CY305 PH365 Water Resources Geographical Information Nuclear Reactor Engineering User Interface Development Cyber Foundations Modern Physics Planning & Design Systems.