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Course Title Credits location ETM 506/606 Capstone Project Chosen by student 4 PSU ETM 507/607 Graduate Seminar Tekin, I. 1 PSU ETM 510/610 FEM (ETM 543/643) Front End Management for New Product Development Jetter, A. 4 PSU ETM 510/610 GMT (ETM 559/659) Global Management of Technology Newman, P. 4 PSU ETM 510/610 TMW Technology Management Writing and Presentations de la Vergne, S. 4 PSU ETM 520/620 Management of Engineering and Technology Kocaoglu, D. 4 PSU ETM 525/625 Strategic Planning in Engineering Management Newman, P. 4 PSU ETM 531/631 Technology Assessment & Acquisition Daim, T. 4 PSU ETM 535/635 Advanced Engineering Economics Dryden, B. 4 CAP ETM 540/640 Operations Research Anderson, T. 4 PSU ETM 545/645 Project Management Anderson, T. 4 CAP ETM 549/649 Management of Technology Innovation Weber, C. 4 CAP ETM 555/655 Technology Marketing Jetter, A. 4 CAP ETM 561/661 Technology Entrepreneurship Weber, C. 4 PSU

ETM 507/607 Graduate Seminar Instructor: Tekin, I. Location: PSU Time: Thu, 16:00-17:00 The graduate seminar is a series of lectures on "up and coming" topics in the field of Engineering and Technology Management. Guest speakers are from academia and industry. The seminar covers recent developments in the field of ETM, gives insights into the department's research activities, and presents possible topics for independent studies or capstone projects. It's an absolute "must" for PhD students. Click here for detail information     Prerequisite: Graduate standing

*) CAP = at CAPITAL Center, 18640 NW Walker Rd., Beaverton, OR

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