Minimum Credit Units

30

Core Coursework Requirements

The MS Engineering Management requires 30 or 33 units to complete, depending on program route.

Students are required to select either the Master's Report Option (30 units) or the Coursework option (33 units)

Master's Report Option: 27 units of SIE Graduate Coursework & 3 units of SIE 909 Master's Report
Coursework only Option: 33 units of SIE Graduate Coursework

The following five 3-unit classes are required courses in the major:

SIE 514 Law for Engineers & Scientists (3) (Spring Only)
SIE 515 Technical Sales & Marketing (3) (Fall and Spring)
SIE 522 Engineering Decision-Making Under Uncertainty (3) (Fall Only)
SIE 557 Project Management (3) (Fall and Spring)
SIE 567 Financial Modeling for Innovation (3) (Fall Only)

Elective Coursework

The remaining SIE graduate elective credits will be selected with the approval of an SIE Faculty Advisor.

A list of approved SIE graduate electives can be found below and on the SIE website.

SIE 506: Quality Engineering (3)
SIE 508: Reliability Engineering (3)
SIE 511: Human-Machine Interaction (3)
SIE 512: Human Factors Engineering Research Methods (3)
SIE 514: Law for Engineers and Scientists (3)
SIE 515: Technical Sales and Marketing (3)
SIE 520: Stochastic Modeling I (3)
SIE 522: Engineering Decision-Making under Uncertainty (3)
SIE 525: Queuing Theory (3)
SIE 530: Engineering Statistics (3)
SIE 531: Simulation Modeling and Analysis (3)
SIE 532: Sports Analytics (3)
SIE 533: Fundamentals of Data Science for Engineers (3)
SIE 536: Experiment Design and Regression (3)
SIE 540: Survey of Optimization Methods (3)
SIE 544: Linear Programming (3)
SIE 545: Fundamentals of Optimization (3)
SIE 546: Algorithms, Graphs, and Networks (3)
SIE 552: Space Systems Engineering (3)
SIE 554A: Systems Engineering Process (3)
SIE 555: Sensor Systems Engineering (3)
SIE 556: Fundamental of Guidance for Aerospace Systems (3)
SIE 557: Project Management (3)
SIE 558: Model-Based Systems Engineering (3)
SIE 561: Traffic Modeling and Simulation (3)
SIE 562: Advanced Production Control (3)
SIE 563: Integrated Logistics and Distribution Systems (3)
SIE 564: Cost Estimation (3)
SIE 565: Supply Chain Management (3)
SIE 566: Life Cycle Analysis for Sustainable Design and Engineering (3)
SIE 567: Financial Modeling for Innovation (3)
SIE 570: Intelligent Control Systems & Applications (3)
SIE 571: Systems Cyber Security (3)
SIE 572: Information Security and Research (INSuRE) (3)
SIE 573: Engineering of Trustworthy Secure Systems (3)
SIE 577: Introduction to Biomedical Informatics (3)
SIE 578: Artificial Intelligence for Health and Medicine (3)
SIE 581 Design for Additive Manufacturing (3)
SIE 583: Computer Integrated Manufacturing Systems (CIM) (3)
SIE 596: Special Topics in SIE (3)
SIE 606: Advanced Quality Engineering (3)
SIE 608: Advanced Reliability Engineering (3)
SIE 631: Distributed Multi-Paradigm Simulation Systems (3)
SIE 640: Large Scale Optimization (3)
SIE 645: Nonlinear Optimization (3)
SIE 649: Topics of Optimization (3)
SIE 654: Advanced Concepts in Systems Engineering (3)
SIE 678: Transportation Systems (3)

Additional Requirements

Students pursuing the Master's Report Option or the Master’s Thesis Option are required to work with their Master's Report/Thesis Committee to develop a Master's Report/Thesis and defend their report subject by degree completion.

The Master's Report /Thesis Committee must abide by the Graduate College's committee requirements. A minimum of two SIE eligible faculty members must serve on the committee. The third member may be a Special Member.

Master’s Thesis Option Students are also required to submit their Master’s Thesis to ETD ProQuest as a part of their degree requirements per the Graduate College’s requirements.

Students may transfer up to 6 units of graduate coursework (non-University of Arizona courses) to be applied to their Master's Plan of Study subject to approval by department.

Students may take up to 6 units of non-SIE University of Arizona Graduate Coursework to be applied to their Master's Plan of Study subject to approval by department.

Student Handbook

Please refer to the Graduate Student Handbook for students who are pursuing this program of study.

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