Core Courses

The Masters in Engineering Management – Concentration in Power degree, is built on three key foundations (management, power fundamentals, course flexibility). Below, you will find the courses which support these foundations:

•  Core Courses:  Management 
• Power Courses: Power Fundamentals
• Electives: Course flexibility to tailor your degree
   

Core Courses:

(5 Courses @ 3 hrs each + Capstone Project I & II = 18 hrs)

• ENGM 5030: Statistics for Engineering Managers
• ENGM 5040: Decision Making & Optimization
• ENGM 5500: Concepts in Eng. Mgmt (incl. proposals, marketing, sales)
• ENGM 5540: Technical Project Mgmt (include project budgeting)
• ENGM 5580: Advanced Eng. Economy (include departmental budgeting)
• ENGM 5950: Capstone Project I (1 hr)
• ENGM 5960: Capstone Project II (2 hrs)

Power Courses:

(2 Courses @ 3 hrs each = 6 hrs)

ENGM 5660: Power Fundamentals I (Power Generation & Renewables)

Power Generation

• Generation Station Types
• Steam
• Hydroelectric
• Combustion Engine & Turbine
• Wind
• Co-generation
• Biomass
• Resource Recovery
• Dispersed MicroGeneration
• Battery Storage (BaS)
• Solar

ENGM 5670: Power Fundamentals II (Electric Systems / Power Trans, Power Dist, Substation)

Electrical Systems 

• Power Generation & Control Equipment
• Power Transmission
• Power Distribution
• Substations

Power Distribution

• Distribution System Design
• Voltage Levels
• Key Components
• Overhead Distribution Line
• Key Components
• Underground Distribution Line
• Distribution Automation & SCADA

Power Transmission

• Function-Components
• Transmission Line-System
• Voltage Levels and Power Transfer
• DC Transmission
• Lightning and Switching Surges & Insulation Coordination
• Underground Transmission
• Right of Way

Substations

• Substation Layout and Equipment
• Distribution Substations
• Substation Integration and Automation
• Substation Protection and Control Design
• Fact Devices and Voltage Control
• Substation Service
• Substation Grounding and Lightning Protection

Other Electives

(3 Courses @ 3 hrs each = 9 hrs)

Participants will choose 3 of the following 6 electives:

• ENGM 5100: Data Analytics for Engineering Mgrs
• ENGM 5520: Reliability Engineering
• ENGM 5560: Quality Management Systems
• ENGM 5620: Strategic Bidding & Estimating
• ENGM 5830: Strategic Management & Technology
• ENGM 5870: Supply Chain and Logistics