Management Engineering Major

Learning Outcomes for the Program in Management Engineering

1. When confronted with an unfamiliar physical system, our students should be able to:
   1. If the equations are analytically tractable, carry out the analysis of the problem to completion.
   2. If equations are not tractable, develop a computer code and/or use standard software numerically simulates the model system.
      • Analyze and assess the reasonableness of the answers obtained.
      • Communicate their findings either verbally and/or via written expression.
2. In a laboratory setting, students should be able to:

• Demonstrate a working familiarity with standard laboratory equipment.
• Identify and appropriately address the sources of error in their experiment.
• Have proficiency with standard methods of data analysis.
   

Courses required for the Management Engineering major:

• MATH 030 PZ  , MATH 031 PZ , MATH 032 PZ , MATH 111 CM , or equivalent
• PHYS 033L KS , PHYS 034L KS  
• One of the following courses chosen in consultation with your adviser: PHYS 035 KS , PHYS 100 KS , PHYS 101 KS  or PHYS 102 KS  Note: it is usually necessary to complete additional physics courses in preparation for transfer to the engineering institution.
• CHEM 014L KS  
• ECON 051 PZ , ECON 052 PZ , ECON 086 CM  and one advanced course
• Organizational Studies or other social science: two courses chosen in consultation with your adviser
• Chemical engineers should take CHEM 015L KS -Basic Principles of Chemistry , or CHEM 042L KS -Integrated Biology & Chemistry  , CHEM 117L KS -Organic Chemistry  , or CHEM 121 KS -Ppls Phys Chem: Thermochemistry  /CHEM 122 KS -Ppls Phys Chem: Quantum Chem  

See the Addendum  to this Catalog for additional requirements for this major.