Master of Science in Engineering Management

Domain 1: Decision Science

Effective Communicator

Apply Cynefin model to engineering projects.

Articulates clear position/ purpose throughout the writing

Formulate risk assessments of complex engineering systems.

Demonstrates control of layout/presentation, vocabulary, and uses of discipline-specific language

Conduct operations research to facilitate better decision-making.

Demonstrates control of diction, tone, or register appropriate to a diverse audience throughout the writing

Demonstrates proper usage of grammar and syntax throughout the writing (i.e., spelling, capitalization, punctuation, varied sentence structure)

Demonstrates proper documentation of direct quotes, paraphrasing, references, and citing sources

Domain 2: Project Management

Innovative Thinking

Create project plans using appropriate project management techniques.

Presents adequate information using sources that consider other perspectives

Implement project plans and tasks using techniques for monitoring progress and mitigating risk.

Selects evidence that appropriately supports the position/purpose

Use evaluation measures during and after projects that support flexibility, efficiency, and continual improvement within teams and organizations.

Develops position/purpose with reasoning and consistency

States a conclusion aligned to development

Domain 3: Strategic Management and Organizational Development

Christian Worldview

Create strategic plans to improve an organization's competitive advantage.

Examine the ideological foundation of the Christian worldview.

Leverage digital marketing strategies to promote organizational growth.

Analyze the implications of the Christian worldview as it relates to human value and dignity.

Practice leadership skills necessary for encouraging innovation within organizations.