Johns Hopkins University, Whiting School of Engineering
JHU Master of Science in Engineering Management

JHU Master of Science in Engineering Management
Technical Concentrations

Operations Research

Prerequisites

• Calculus-based background in Probability and Statistics. Students wishing to strengthen their background in this area may enroll in 550.420 (probability) and/or 550.430 (statistics), but these courses may not be used in fulfillment of this concentration’s requirements.

Required Courses (3)

1. Either 570.495, Mathematical Foundations for Public Decision Making OR 550.661 Foundations of Optimization.

2. 570.497, Risk and Decision Analysis.

3. Either 570.608 Uncertainty Modeling for Policy & Management Decision Making OR 550.400 Mathematical Modeling and Consulting.

Elective Courses (2)

Any two courses from the following list, or a substitution as approved by the student’s concentration advisor. As course offerings vary over time, an updated list of acceptable courses will be maintained on the MSEM program website.

• 570.493 Economic Foundations For Public Decision Making

• 570.496 Math Models/Urban System

• 570.607 Energy Planning and Policy Modeling

• 550.662 Optimization Algorithms

• 550.426 Stochastic Processes

• 550.427 Stochastic Processes in Finance

• 550.433 Monte Carlo Simulation

• 550.463 Network Models

 

 

 

 

 

"Individuals who are able to combine a specific engineering or technology-related background with additional understanding and appreciation of such critical concepts as marketing strategy, finance, organizational development, and communications will better position themselves for leadership opportunities among high technology employers."

- James Pitts, Corporate Vice President and President, Northrop Grumman Electronic Systems