3 courses with the subject EMEM, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
EMEM 405Engineering Project Management 13.5
Introduces the fundamentals of management of engineering projects related to ship operation, ship production, and repair. The subjects include classification of projects; organizational structure and contracts; project stages; basics of engineering design; shipyard project estimating; work breakdown, planning and scheduling; computerized network scheduling systems; project monitoring and updating; project cost control. Practical experience is gained in case studies, calculations, and justification of design ideas and in development of a computer based schedule of a project. For (MESM) Marine Engineering &Shipyard Management major only
EPRJ 400 and MATH 310 3 class hours a week 1 laboratory hour a week
EMEM 415Engineering Project Management 23.5
Builds on the fundamentals of management of engineering projects related to ship operation, ship production, and repair as covered in EMEM 405 (Engineering Project Management 1). The subjects include: defining shipyard capabilities, creation of detailed production schedules, process, and testing schedules, work force management and leadership. Modern inventory and planning models will be developed as they relate to production and production controls at shipyards and industrial activities. Practical experience is gained in case studies, calculations, and justification of design ideas and in development of a computer based schedule of a project. For marine engineering and shipyard management major only.
EMEM 405 and MATH 330 3 class hours a week 1 laboratory hour a week
EMEM 425Engineering Project Management 32
Builds on the fundamentals of management of engineering projects related to ship operation, ship production, and repair as covered in EMEM 415 (Engineering Project Management 2). The subjects include: defining shipyard capabilities, creation of detailed production schedules, process, and testing schedules, work force management and leadership. Modern manufacturing processes will be explored as they relate ship design and production. Practical experience is gained in case studies, calculations, and justification of design ideas and in development of a computer based schedule of a project. For (MESM) Marine Engineering & Shipyard Management major only
