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MANA 6322    Quality and Process Management
An in-depth study of the quality process, including philosophy, methodology, and practical application. Additionally, process reengineering approaches are studied and application methodologies are developed for both manufacturing and non-manufacturing processes. An actual study is completed as part of this course. Spring.
MISM 6314

MANA 6327    Future Trends in Technology
This course investigates both linear and non-linear methods of studying technology futures. The learners develop skills in basic research, Delphi technique, and scenario development. The areas influenced by information technology and telecommunications are studied. The course involves an outside research project of technology area. Fall.
MISM 6314

MANA 6328    Project Management and Systems
A course in the philosophy and practice of project management with emphasis upon technology and engineering projects. A basic ability to use Microsoft Project software is developed in this course. This course is designed with the assistance of the PMI (Project Management Institute) for the purpose of preparing interested students to continue on to achieve a project management certification. This course requires a project. Fall.
MISM 6314

MANA 6329    Knowledge Management and Intellectual Capital
The new product development cycle is the focus of this course. The course is built upon the ideals of the learning organization including a focus upon the entire process of product creation. The learners investigate concept generation, sources of product innovation opportunities, research and development, and patent law. The leaners will develop an understanding of systems thinking and how creativity and innovation can be driven in an organization. Contemporary issues of complexity and chaos theory are also covered. Spring.
MISM 6314