2012/2013 Programme Specification Data. Engineering. The programme aims to:

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1 2012/2013 Programme Specification Data Programme Name Programme Number Programme Award QAA Subject Benchmark Statements MSc Engineering Management P10448 MSc Engineering Programme Aims The programme aims to: Provide students with an enhanced base of knowledge and current and reflective practice necessary to initiate a career in Engineering Management at the Professional Engineer level Enhance specialist knowledge in the area of engineering management which build upon studies and the undergraduate level Further develop improved skills of independent learning and critical appraisal Develop an extensive insight into industrial applications and requirements; Develop critical insight of management issues relating to engineering business; Develop a comprehensive knowledge of leading-edge ICT tools and techniques in a specific discipline; Provide the ability to progress to the next level of study as appropriate. Outcomes: Knowledge and Understanding a. Advanced Knowledge and understanding of:- A1. Engineering Management A2. Mathematical methods relevant to the Engineering Subjects covered.

2 A3. Systems approach to Engineering Management A4. Leading-edge ICT to tools and techniques in a specific discipline A5. Techniques applicable to specific research and advanced scholarship A6. Industrial applications of Engineering Management engineering A7. Strategic and operational management issues and decision making relating to engineering business. A8. The global and social responsibilities of engineers and the Environmental impact of their activity. Outcomes: Intellectual Skills b. Intellectual Skills B1. Systematic understanding of engineering management knowledge B2. Critical awareness of current problems and/or new insights in the engineering management discipline B3. Critical appraisal of contributions of contemporaries B4 Critically evaluate engineering methodologies and where appropriate propose new hypotheses

3 B5. Critically evaluate current research and advanced scholarship B6. Significant independent leaning B7. Originality in the application of knowledge Outcomes: Subject Practical Skills Practical Skills C1 Deal with complex issues in engineering management both systematically and creatively C2. Make sound judgements in the absence of complete data C3 Demonstrate self-direction and originality in problem solving C4 Act autonomously in planning and implementing tasks C5 Communicate effectively to specialist and non-specialist audiences C6 Ability to continue to advance personal knowledge and understanding C7 Ability to develop new skills to a high level Outcomes: Transferable/Key Skills d. Transferable/Key Skills

4 D1. Apply an systems engineering approach to the solution of complex problems. D2 Make decisions in complex and unpredictable situations D3 Use creativity and innovation in Problem solving. D4 Make management decisions at the strategic and operational levels D5 Use leading ICT tools in engineering management D6 Exercise initiative and personal responsibility D7 Ability for independent learning required for continuing professional development Outcomes: Graduate Attributes Teaching and Learning Methods n/a A Teaching and learning: Acquisition of A1 and A2 is gained through formal lectures, small group seminars and laboratory exercises. Knowledge of A3 is implicit in all courses and is emphasised in assignments and case studies A4 is endorsed in formal lectures, laboratory exercises and case studies also specifically through the ICT options Acquisition of A5 is through the Research Methodology course, project work and assignments. Acquisition of A6 is through formal lectures, assignments case

5 studies and project work Acquisition of A7 is through the Strategy and Management and further reinforced in most other course were relevant. Acquisition of A8 is from strategic examples in courses throughout the programme. Also specifically through optional courses in Environmental Engineering and Global Engineering. B Teaching and learning Acquisition of B1, B2, B3 and B4 is through the provision of intellectually challenging problems in all courses along with seminar support. Acquisition of B5, B6 and B7 is through assignments and case studies in all courses and specifically through the Research Methodology course and the Individual Project. C Teaching and learning Acquisition of C1 is developed through laboratory work, case studies, assignments and individual and group projects. Acquisition of C2 is through case studies, laboratory work and projects. Acquisition of C3 and C4 is mainly though the individual project. Acquisition of C5 is through presentations of assignments and case studies included in several courses including Supply Chain Management and Strategy and Management Learning skills for the acquisition of C6 and C7 are explicit throughout the programme and specifically in Research Methodology and the Individual Project D Teaching and learning Acquisition of D1, D2 and D3 is through solving problems and carrying out practical activities in the majority of courses throughout the programme. Acquisition of D4 is mainly through the Strategy and Management course and other optional management courses in the program D5 is implicit in all courses and specifically Supply Chain Management and other ICT based options

6 Acquisition of D6 is primarily through the Individual project and other project based coursework including group projects Acquisition of D7 through assignments, the individual project and the Research methodology course.. Methods of A1 and A2 is through unseen examinations, laboratory work, case studies and assignments. of A3 is through unseen examinations, laboratory work, assignments case students and project work.. of A4 is through unseen examinations, laboratory work and assignments. of A5 is through assignments, laboratory work and projects of A6 is through project work, unseen examinations and assignments. of A7 is through unseen examination and assignments and case studies. of A8 is through unseen examinations and assignments. of B1, B2, B3 and B4 is through unseen examinations, case studies and assignments. of B5, B6 and B7 is through project work case studies and assignments of C1 and C2 through unseen examinations, laboratory reports, projects, case studies and assignments

7 of C3, and C4 mainly through Individual Project of C5 through presentations and project reports of C6, C7 assignments and Individual project of D1, D2 and D3 is done through laboratory reports, examination and assignments. of D4 and D5 is included as an element of most assessment methods. D6 is assessed though assignments and Individual Project of D7 is through project reports and presentations.