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h3. Name of Concept: Update to School of Engineering programs


h3. Overview

Update School of Engineering programs to include Quality Management and Introduction to Project Management (not as elective) as core subjects into the curriculum of the different undergraduate and graduate programs.

h3. Identify how this idea leverages current areas of RIT expertise

Today and in 2025 it will be required an integrated professional, moreover an integrated engineer. Not only the engineer will be provided with the knowledge  that will support the technical decisions but also the engineer is required to concurrently comply with regulatory requirements, solve problems and demonstrate the effectiveness of the solutions selected, all these activities embedded as part of a specif project plan aligned with the business strategies.

h3. Main RIT on-campus champion(s) for this idea

Dean of the Engineering School

h3. Additional on-campus champions willing to collaborate with this individual and take a lead role in driving the idea

School of Business

Center for Quality and  Applied Statistics

h3. How you envision this idea advancing RIT's national or global stature in an important or emerging field

The expectations is the addition of at least one level of these two subjects provide the engineering student with a expanded set of tools (beyond the technical ones) that will allow him/her to better fit with the business need not only job needs.

h3. Why you believe RIT has a unique opportunity or an ability to differentiate itself through this idea

The review and up-date of the engineering programs curriculum to include Quality Management and Project Management (at least an introductory level) will set RIT as leader in Education oriented to satisfy one of its key stakeholders, the industry and other business (including services).

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