Master of Science - Enterprise Systems
Master of Science - Enterprise Systems
The Master of Science in Enterprise Systems program requires a total of 30 credits and is designed for professionals employed in the governance of enterprises from non-engineering and science backgrounds.
Enterprises represent a special case of systems of systems, one with enormous economic importance. Enterprises comprise elements (people, polices, governance, technology, etc.) working together to achieve a common purpose. We look at extended enterprises whose elements may be independent firms widely dispersed across the globe, each with their own motivations, expertise, cultures and organizations, yet collectively working together to produce a product or service valued by customers, the challenge of designing, managing, evaluating and optimizing these systems is the equal of any we can find.
Core Course Requirements for Full Degree
ES/SDOE 621 Fundamentals of Enterprise Systems
EM/SDOE 612 Project Management of Complex Systems
EM/SDOE 680 Designing and Managing the Development Enterprise
SYS/SDOE 605 Systems Integration
ES/SDOE 675 Systems Thinking
ES 800 Special Problems in Enterprises Systems
Students are encouraged to take an integrated four-course sequence leading to a graduate certificate for the remaining four electives or four additional courses in Systems Engineering, Engineering Management, or Enterprise Systems. Approved four-course sequences include:
- Engineering Management
- Enterprise Architecture and Governance
- Infrastructure Management
- Logistics and Supply Chain Analysis
- Project Management, or
- Systems Engineering Management
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