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Overview EM is a highly relevant program at United States Military Academy at West Point which builds on the traditional roles of systems analysis and basic and applied sciences by emphasizing management functions in a technical setting. Program Educational Objectives The Engineering Management program seeks to prepare future Army officers for productive and rewarding careers in the engineering or related profession for service to the Nation. Five to seven years after graduation, cadets who majored in Engineering Management will have been successful Army officers who: Successfully lead and participate as a member of multi-disciplinary teams in a diverse cultural environment.Apply critical thinking to their engineering, management, and leadership skills to design solutions to complex problems.Demonstrate intellectual growth and continuous self-improvement through self-study, continuing education, and professional development.Demonstrate effective communicating skills across a variety of mediums and cultures.Act responsibly by upholding strict ethical and moral standards and considering impacts of decisions on social, political, economic, and technological issues.Student Outcomes The Engineering Management Student Outcomes (SOs) sare established to support the achievement of our PEOs. The SOs describe what we expect our graduate know or be able to do at the time of graduation. The EngineeringManagement Program SOs are: Lead and work effectively as a contributing member of multidisciplinary engineering teams.Lead the design or re-engineer of a system, process, or organization within realistic environmental constraints such as cultural, historical, legal, moral/ethical, economic, environmental, organizational, emotional, social, political, and technological.Use the techniques, skills, modern engineering tools and technology necessary for engineering management practice.Use systems thinking and engineering management techniques to identify, define, solve, recommend and implement the solution to a client's problem.Monitor, assess, and manage the broad global and societal impacts of engineering management problems, solutions and management decisions throughout the system lifecycle.Use stakeholder analysis to identify contemporary issues in engineering management.Apply a knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering appropriate for Army officers and practicing engineering managers.Design and conduct system experiments, including the ability to collect, analyze, and interpret system input and output data.Accurately, clearly, and concisely report engineering findings, conclusions, and recommendations to clients and stakeholders to support decision making.Demonstrate the skills necessary to support continued intellectual growth and learning for a career of professional excellence and service to the Nation as an officer in the United States Army.Act professionally and ethically as a leader of character. I want to find another Bachelor Course Accreditation The Engineering Management program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET.

Engineering Management (EM) at United States Military Academy at West Point examines the engineering relationships between the management tasks of staffing, organizing, planning, and financing, and the human element involved in production, research, and service.

Disciplines

Management, Organisation & LeadershipGeneral Engineering & Technology

Requirements

Other Requirements

1Be at least 17, but not 23 or older, on July 1 of the year you enter West PointBe a U.S. CitizenCannot be marriedCannot be pregnantCannot be legally responsible for child supportMedical Exam (DODMERB)Candidate Fitness AssessmentSAT or ACT with Writing PortionYour CFA must be administered by a qualified individual, typically your physical education (PE) teacher. If you meet initial qualification from the CQ, the Admissions Office will send you a link to the Candidate Kit which has the test form and instructions in PDF format. The CFA consists of six events:Basketball throw (from a kneeling position)Cadence pull-ups or flexed-arm hang (women's option)40-yard shuttle run (for time)Abdominal crunches (number completed in 2 minutes)Push-ups (number completed in 2 minutes)1-mile run (for time)

Engineering Management