1. WELCOME TO MISSOURI S&T

2. Welcome Introductions Review of Agenda Group Photo

3. Dr. Jeanie Hofer Director International and Cultural Affairs

4. Dr. Philip Whitefield Interim Vice Provost Academic Affairs

5. Dr. Venkata Allada Vice Provost Graduate Studies

6. Ms. Lynn Stichnote Director Admissions

7. Dr. Daing Nasir bin Ibrahim Vice Chancellor

8. Missouri S&T Department Presentations

9. Dr. David Enke Department Chair Engineering Management and Systems Engineering

10. Department of Engineering Management and Systems Engineering (EMSE) David Enke Professor and Department Chair 227 Engineering Management Missouri University of Science and Technology Rolla, MO 65409-0370 enke@mst.eduenke@mst.edu, 573-341-4749

11. EMSE Degree Programs BS, MS, and PhD in Engineering Management MS and PhD in Systems Engineering Graduate Certificates in Engineering Management Graduate Certificates in Systems Engineering

12. EMSE Highlights Founding program for Engineering Management First graduate of Engineering Management: 1968 First graduate of Systems Engineering: 2001 Over 200 PhD graduates in Engineering Management since 1984 One of only five ABET accredited undergraduate Engineering Management programs American Society of Engineering Management (ASEM) graduate program certification 2012 ASEM Founders Award winner for best graduate Engineering Management program and best ASEM student chapter

13. EMSE Highlights One of two universities offering System Engineering MS degrees to Boeing (along with USC) Member of SERC (Systems Engineering Research Center) Organize the annual Complex Adaptive Systems conference Chair: Dr. Cihan Dagli, INCOSE Fellow External MS program with Fort Leonard Wood officers External MS program in cooperation with King Saud University in Saudi Arabia

14. EMSE Graduate Certificates Computational Intelligence Engineering Management Financial Engineering Human Systems Integration Leadership in Engineering Organizations Lean Six Sigma Model Based Systems Engineering Network Centric Systems Project Management Systems Engineering

15. EMSE Graduate Certificates Increase Your Understanding of a Specific Area GRE is Not Required for Admissions Transfer in 3 Semester Credit Hours (department approval required) Four Courses Required Company Project May Count for One Course Achieve Cumulative GPA of 3.0 to Receive Certificate Courses Count Toward the MS Degree Check with the department for program specific details and requirements.

16. MS in Engineering Management Engineering Management students gain knowledge in the concepts and theory underlying contemporary techniques in the management and operation of technology-based organizations as well as how to apply those principles in real-life situations. A wide variety of jobs are offered to Engineering Management graduates, with graduates employed in a variety of technology-based industries.

17. MS in Engineering Management The Masters of Science in Engineering Management can be pursued with or without a thesis. Graduate Certificate courses can be used to meet core or elective courses. Students may choose a certificate area depending on their interests - however, courses can be chosen from more than one area. Students have the option to take up to two out-of-department elective courses.

18. MS in Engineering Management Non Thesis Thesis Core Courses Required for all students 12 credit hours 12 credit hours Graduate Research Courses ENG MGT 490 0 credit hours 6 credit hours Other Courses Elective Courses in Emphasis Area 18 credit hours 12 credit hours Total Credit Hours Required 30 credit hours30 credit hours Required Core Courses - Engineering Management ENG MGT 314 - Management for Engineers and Scientists ENG MGT 361 - Project Management ENG MGT 365 - Operations Management Science ENG MGT 452 - Advanced Financial Management

19. MS in Systems Engineering The Masters of Science in Systems Engineering can be pursued with or without a thesis. Each program requires 30 hours of course work beyond the Bachelors degree. Thesis students are required to take 6 hours of research for a total of 36 credit hours. Both thesis and non-thesis options require students to take six core courses in the theory and application of Systems Engineering and Management.

20. MS in Systems Engineering Non Thesis Thesis Core Courses Required for all students 18 credit hours 18 credit hours Graduate Research Course SysEng 490 0 credit hours 6 credit hours Other Courses Elective Courses in Emphasis Area 12 credit hours 12 credit hours Total Credit Hours Required 30 credit hours36 credit hours Required Core Courses - Systems Engineering SysEng 368: Systems Engineering and Analysis I SysEng 468: Systems Engineering and Analysis II SysEng 469: Systems Architecting SysEng 411: Systems Engineering Management SysEng 412: Complex Engineering Systems Project Management SysEng 413: Economic Analysis of Systems Engineering Projects

21. MS in Systems Engineering In addition to the Systems Engineering core courses, students can take four additional courses in the following areas of specialization, allowing the student to design a program that best fits the student's career interest and opportunities: Aerospace Engineering, Computational Intelligence, Computer Engineering, Data Mining and Knowledge, Engineering Management, Infrastructure Systems, Modeling and Simulation, Network Centric Manufacturing and Control, Network Centric Systems, Quality and Reliability, Risk Modeling and Assessment, Statistics, Structures, Systems Architecting, Systems Design Optimization, Systems Engineering Processes and Design

22. EMSE Centers and Laboratories Design Engineering Center Dr. Elizabeth Cudney Human Performance Modeling Lab Dr. Susan Murray Laboratory for Investment and Financial Engineering Dr. David Enke Risk By Design Lab Dr. Katie Grantham Smart Engineering Systems Lab Dr. Cihan Dagli Virtual Systems Design Lab Dr. Steven Corns

23. EMSE Faculty Research Dr. Steven Corns Model-Based Systems Engineering Computational Intelligence Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Dr. Elizabeth Cudney Quality Engineering Lean Six Sigma Quality Management Robust Design

24. EMSE Faculty Research Dr. Cihan Dagli Systems Architecting and Engineering System of Systems Smart Engineering System Design Computational Intelligence: Neural Networks, Fuzzy Logic, Evolutionary Programming Dr. David Enke Financial Engineering, Investment, Stocks, Derivatives, Risk Management, Hedge Funds Financial Forecasting, Trading Algorithms Engineering Economics Computational Intelligence

25. EMSE Faculty Research Dr. Abhijit Gosavi Simulation-Based Optimization Markov Decision Processes Airline Revenue Management Total Productive Maintenance Dr. Katie Grantham Risk Analysis and Mitigation Product Design Engineering Education

26. EMSE Faculty Research Dr. Ivan Guardiola Stochastic Modeling, Stochastic Processes Applied Probability and Statistics Pattern Recognition Linear and Nonlinear Optimization Cross Entropy Methods Systems Engineering Analysis and Tools Dr. Dincer Konur Operations Research and Game Theory Supply Chain Management Logistics Transportation

27. EMSE Faculty Research Dr. Suzanna Long Strategic Management Sustainable Infrastructures Management Supply Chain and Transportation Systems Organizational Behavior Sociotechnical Systems Analysis Dr. Susan Murray Human Factors Safety Human Systems Integration

28. EMSE Faculty Research Dr. Ruwen Qin Real Options Financial Engineering Dynamic Decision Making Applied Optimization Dr. Stephen Raper Packaging Systems Engineering Management Undergraduate Education

29. EMSE Faculty Research Dr. Brian Smith Design and Management of Organizational Improvement Projects Process Improvement Tools and Methodologies Performance Measurement and Organizational Assessment

30. Dr. Keng Siau Department Chair Business and Information Technology

31. Dr. Daryl Beetner Professor Electrical and Computer Engineering

32. Dr. K. Krishnamurthy Vice Provost Research Services