ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT I - INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING, SUPPLY CHAIN AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT A

ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT I - INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING, SUPPLY CHAIN AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT A
Course Code
EG 3586
Credit Points
15
Course Coordinator
Mr J Cavanagh

Pre-requisites

None

Co-requisites

None

Notes

Available only to students in programme year 3 of a BEng or MEng programme or with the permission of the head of Engineering. (ES3586 is available to candidates following a non-Honours degree programme)

Overview

The course provides students with a broad ranging introduction to Engineering Management which should enable them to perform effectively as graduate engineers and in later more senior roles with broader ranging responsibilities. The course provides a brief introduction to risk, safety management, economics, organisations, management accounting, human resource management, contract/competition law and supply chain management. It also covers key professional skills such as time management, communication, teamwork and presentation of data. It concludes with a discussion of how one might go about setting a project up for success which students should find useful when embarking on individual and group projects at levels 4 and 5

Structure

Three hours of lectures and a one hour tutorial each week.

Assessment

1st Attempt: One two-hour written examination (65%) plus continuous assessment (35%). The particulars of continually assessed assignments will be outlined at the start of the course and published on WebCT.

Resit: One two-hour written examination (65%) plus continuous assessment (35%). For students who are unable to pass the course by taking a resit due to poor results in in-course assessment, the course must be retaken in its entirety.