The Master of Science in Systems & Engineering Management is designed to meet the growing demand for managers with strong engineering, science and technical backgrounds as well as a sound grounding in management and financial issues. Administered by the Industrial Engineering department, this program has a professional focus and provides the opportunity for students with non-IE undergraduate degrees to obtain graduate training in their specialty areas and to receive engineering management training at the same time. Students are required to take 21 hours in principles of optimization, systems theory, decision theory, management, productivity and organizational performance, quality, and simulation. The remaining credits can be obtained from several optional courses. Thesis (24 hours plus 6 hours of thesis research) or non-thesis (36 hours) options are available.

Classes are delivered using one or combinations of formats including face-to-face, interactive video conferences and web-based instruction. This program is also available through TTU at Amarillo.

Dr. Mario Beruvides
College of Engineering
Box 43061, Lubbock, TX 79409-3104
(806) 742-3543
(806) 742-3411 - fax
E-mail: mario.beruvides@ttu.edu