Program Overview

Certificate in Systems Management

The Certificate in Systems Management requires the completion of 12 semester credit hours. To fulfill this requirement, students must complete two mandatory courses and any two courses from the set of management courses listed below.

Mandatory Courses

• SYSM 6301: Systems Engineering, Architecture and Design
• SYSM 6311: Systems Project Management in Engineering and Operations

Systems Management Courses

• SYSM 6312: Systems Financial Management
• SYSM 6313: Systems Negotiation and Dispute Resolution
• SYSM 6315: The Entrepreneurial Experience
• SYSM 6316: Managing Innovation within the Corporation
• SYSM 6318: Marketing Management
• SYSM 6319: Business Economics
• SYSM 6320: Strategic Leadership
• SYSM 6332: Technology and New Product Development
• SYSM 6333: Systems Organizational Behavior
• SYSM 6334: Systems Operations Management
• SYSM 6335: Organizing for Business Analytics: A Systems Approach
• SYSM 6336: Earned Value Management Systems
• SYSM 6337: Accounting for Managers

This program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of systems management, including systems engineering, project management, financial management, and more. By completing this certificate, students can gain the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in a variety of roles within the field of systems management.