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Program Format
Accelerated Master of Science Degree Program
The program consists of twelve (36 credit hour) courses. Sessions will be nine weeks long. Classroom courses will meet every Saturday. Two classes will meet each session, from 8:30 am to 11:50am and from 1:00pm to 4:30pm.
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Classroom Courses
EMSE 201 Quantitative Models in Systems Engineering
EMSE 212 Management of Technical Organizations
EMSE 231 Program and Project Management
EMSE 250 Information and Software Engineering
EMSE 260 Survey of Finance and Engineering Economics
EMSE 269 Elements of Problem Solving and Decision Making for Managers
EMSE 270 Knowledge Management I
EMSE 283 Systems Engineering I
EMSE 284 Systems Engineering II
EMSE 285 Systems Analysis and Management I
EMSE 286 Applied Enterprise Systems Engineering
EMSE 297 Problems in Engineering Management
Tentative Program Schedule for Fall 2009 Program
Students will take 2 courses each sessions
| Session 1: |
Early September-Early November 2009
Break for year-end holidays |
| Session 2: |
Early January-Early March 2010 |
| Session 3: |
Late March-Late May 2010
Break for summer vacations |
| Session 4: |
Late June-Early August 2010 |
| Session 5: |
Early September-Early November 2010
Break for year-end holidays |
| Session 6: |
Early January-Early March 2011 |
Degree Requirements
Students applying for the accelerated master's degree program must meet the entrance requirements of the School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS). A bachelor's degree with a minimum grade average of B (3.0 on a 4.0 scale) in the last two years of undergraduate study from a recognized institution is generally required.
Grades of C or better in two college calculus courses are prerequisite to all graduate programs in the EMSE Department. Applicants who do not meet this requirement must take the 3-credit hour course, EMSE 292, Special Topics: Quantitative Methods in Engineering Management, during the first semester of graduate study at GW.
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