Business-Engineering-Technology Minor (16 hours)

The Business-Engineering-Technology (B-E-T) Program is a two-year, inter-disciplinary, 16 hour minor offered to top students in the College of Business and the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering.  Students admitted to the program are competitively selected for their academic and other achievements.  B-E-T courses are designed with industry in mind, preparing students to work in technology-intensive firms by training them in the business skills necessary for developing business plans, including market research, marketing, accounting, and production management; as well as technical skills such as intellectual property evaluation, patent search, and engineering analysis of products and components.  Courses are team taught by senior engineering and business faculty. 

Required Courses
BUSI/ENGR 3510 – Intro to Engineering & Business
BUSI/ENGR 3520 – Integrated BET in Practice
BUSI/ENGR 3550 – Cross-Functional Teamwork
BUSI/ENGR 3560 – Leadership
BUSI/ENGR 4540 – Entrep & Strat Mngt of Tech. & Innov.
BUSI/ENGR 4970 – Capstone Project I: Design Proposal
BUSI/ENGR 4980 – Capstone Project II: Design Project

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