EGMT 606-R&D Management II

Catalog Description:

Analyzes the issues and concepts involved in the management of research and development and its functional relationship to other elements of the corporate structure. Pays particular attention to the functional characteristics of the product line, company growth by tecnological innovation, application of systems engineering concepts to the corporate organization, and changing concepts in management structures to accomodate advances in science and technology. May be taken independently of EGMT 605.
Credits: 3.00
College: College of Engineering
Department: Engineering Management
Restrictions: Must be enrolled in one of the following Program Level(s): Graduate Quarter

Expanded Course Description and Textbook Information:

Analyzes the issues and concepts involved in the management of research and development and its functional relationship to other elements of the corporate structure.

Pays particular attention to the functional characteristics of the product line, company growth by technological innovation, application of systems engineering concepts to the corporate organization and changing concepts in management structures to accommodate advances in science and technology.

May be taken independently of EGMT 605.