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MS in Technology Management
MS in Technology Management is a one year master technology management program focused on business courses and the fundamental role that technology plays, supplemented with:
- Professional development activities;
- A two-semester practicum;
- A three-seminar series on the frontiers in technology which includes corporate visits culminating with a trip to the San Francisco/Silicon Valley area.
The program facilitates building a solid foundation of core business courses, develop and enhance essential principles and skills. Some major topics in this course include:
· Managerial Accounting
· Financial Management
· Marketing Management
· Organization Behavior
· Process Management
· Statistics for Management Decision Making
There also are a focused set of technology management courses that emphasize state-of-the-art management ideas, techniques, and practices. These include:
· Technology Strategy
· Intellectual Property Management
· Managing Innovation
· New Product Development
· Project Management
· Supply Chain Management
The program provides progressively structured courses that are delivered as eight and sixteen week modules, providing for a broad array of topics over the one-year program beginning and ending in August. The curriculum is enhanced with:
· Team projects
· Presentations focusing on real-world issues
· Speakers and Corporate visits series called Frontiers in Technology
· A two-semester Technology Practicum
Students may further refine the curriculum to match their personal needs with additional courses from any department subject to approval.
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