The Engineering Project Management minor is intended to help meet the requirements of industry by educating undergraduate engineering students to understand complex engineering projects, project organizations, and project management methods. Students completing this minor will be able to work effectively in multidisciplinary engineering projects immediately after completion and to advance more rapidly within the project management organization and profession. The management of projects entails technical knowledge, engineering skills, and management skills. 

To earn the minor, a student must complete credit hours that include prerequisite introductory core courses and courses selected from the following 3 categories:

1. Business management and leadership. The courses listed under this category provide required skills to understand the key management principles and provide leadership in project planning and execution.
2. Economics, systems, and decisions. The courses listed under this category provide advanced understanding of the analytical tools required to support project planning and execution.
3. Project management applications.  The courses listed under this category provide examples of the application of project management principles.

Course List

Code	Title	Semester Credit Hours
MTDE 333	Project Management for Engineers	3
MTDE 380	Seminar Series in Engineering Project Management	1
Business Management and Leadership
Select from the following:		2-4
ENGR 251	Creating a Self-Aware Leader
ENGR 350	Leading for Impact in Engineering, Business and Society
ENGR 351	The Role of Engineering and Business in Society
ENGR 450	Finding Your Leadership Qualities
ENGR 451	Leading for a Lifetime: Continual Learning and Influence
ESET 319	Engineering Leadership
MGMT 309	Survey of Management
SOMS 380	Workshop in Leadership Education
SOMS 381	Workshop in Leadership Education II
SOMS 481	Seminar in Executive Leadership
SOMS 482	Seminar in Executive Leadership II
Economics, Systems, and Decisions
Select from the following:		2-9
CHEN 430/SENG 430	Risk Engineering
CHEN 460/SENG 460	Quantitative Risk Analysis in Safety Engineering
CVEN 322	Civil Engineering Systems
ESET 329	Six Sigma and Applied Statistics
ISEN 302	Economic Analysis of Engineering Projects
ISEN 330	Human Systems Interaction
ISEN 350	Quality Engineering
ISEN 440	Systems Thinking
ISEN 442	Organizational Systems
MMET 320	Quality Assurance
PETE 353	Petroleum Project Evaluation
SENG 312	System Safety Engineering
Project Management Applications
Select from the following:		3-9
BMEN 469	Entrepreneurial Pathways in Medical Devices
CSCE 482	Senior Capstone Design
CSCE 483	Computer Systems Design
CVEN 349	Civil Engineering Project Management
CVEN 400	Design Problems in Civil Engineering
CVEN 405	Construction Management of Field Operations
CVEN 473	Engineering Project Estimating and Planning
ECEN 403	Electrical Design Laboratory I
ECEN 404	Electrical Design Laboratory II
ENGR 401	Interdisciplinary Design
ENGR 402	Interdisciplinary Design II
ENGR 461	Engineering Product Lean Launch
ESET 419	Engineering Technology Capstone I
ESET 420	Engineering Technology Capstone II
ISEN 460	Capstone Senior Design
ITDE 401	Interdisciplinary Engineering Capstone Design I
ITDE 402	Interdisciplinary Engineering Capstone Design II
MEEN 401	Introduction to Mechanical Engineering Design
MEEN 402	Intermediate Design
MMET 429	Managing People and Projects in a Technological Society
MSEN 401	Materials Design I
MSEN 402	Materials Design II
PETE 402	Integrated Asset Development
Total Semester Credit Hours		16

Minimum required GPA to declare minor is a 2.5.

Must earn a grade of C or better in each course used towards minor.

Must achieve an overall GPA of 2.5 in approved minor coursework.