School of Management Technology (MT)

Topics• Introduction of School of Management Technology• Short Introduction and comparison of curriculum• Questions and Answers

School of Management Technology

Focus on using technologies/science/engineering to solve business problemsTo produce the analyst/managers with skills in business administration, operations management or industrial engineering and information technology

It is the combination within one person, not a team

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Engineering Management (EM)

Programs of Study in School of MT

Management Technology (MT) Business Analytics/Management

Information System (MIS)

Supply Chain Management (SCM)

Basic Engineering

Industrial Engineering &

Operations Management

EM

Management Management

Options:Bus. Ana.

MISor

SCM

MT

Information Technology

Focus of EM and MT

Engineering Management

Management Technology

Supply Chain Management (SCM)

Business Analytics/Management

Information System (MIS

Operations Management within a firm or factory

Operations Management across firms or supply chain

Data analytics and information system integration to create better business strategies

Focus on operations cost and efficiency within firm

Focus on operations cost and efficiency of the whole supply chain

Focus on data analytics, technology selection orsupport of management decision making

Operations positions (i.e. production, quality assurance), Project manager, Consultant, etc.)

Operations positions (i.e. supply planner, strategic sourcing manager, logistics manager, supply chain analyst, Consultant, etc.)

Business Analyst, Data Scientist, System Analyst,System Administrator, Project Manager, Consultant, etc.)

Comparison Between Majors

Objectives• Engineering management

• Engineering manager with basic engineering skills • Know how to apply technologies and business management to solve real

problems• Aim for operational excellence inside an industrial organization or factory• Look at the improvement of work/business process, overall efficiency, cost and

profit of company in the operations areas• Operations analyst, Production/Plant manager, Operations director, Chief of

Operations Officer

Math, Basic Optimization,

Calculus, Statistics, General Science

Algorithms, Computer Programming

(Python/R)

EM concentration(10 subjects)

Social Sciences & Communication:

Humanities,Social Sciences,

LanguagesCommunication

Business:Accounting/

Finance, Economics, Marketing,Information Systems,

Business Law

Business Intelligence and Analytics

/Database/ERP (SAP)/ Free Electives

Management:Principles of Business and Management,Organizational

Behavior

Hand-on Learning (Extended Training,

Senior Project, Foreign Exchange)

Basic Engineering:Fundamental of Thermofluids,

Fundamental of Electrical & Electronics

Engineering,Materials Science

Operations Management•Production and Inventory Management•Production and Operations Management•Facility Location and Layout Planning•Ergonomics and Work Design•Supply Chain management

Quantitative Methods•Management Systems Optimization•Applications of Business Statistics•Business Process Simulation

Project Analysis/Management•Project Management•Economics Decision Analysis

Quality Control•Quality Management

T-Shaped EM Graduates

Build Presentation, Collaboration and Soft skills through class project, group assignments and case studies

Build Technical and Critical thinking skill from Vertical Leg

Research Methodology:Introduction to

Research Methododology

EM Student Outcomes

Engineering management graduates will:• have an ability to identify, formulate, and solve engineering management

problems related to operation, marketing, management and finance, as well as to analyze and interpret data

• have an ability to understand the importance of teams, know how to develop effective teams and have an ability to function in multidisciplinary teams

• have an ability to communicate effectively individually and in teams• have knowledge of contemporary issues related to engineering management• have an ability to use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools

necessary for engineering practice

Supply Chain Illustration

What is Supply Chain?

Supply Chain Management (SCM)Objective is to increase total profit of supply chain using technology or management such as collaboration or integration

Source: Bain and Company

The “Average” spend twice as much as the “Best” (e.g. Toyota, Dell, Home Depot)

MT-SCM: Efficiency flow of products and supply chain excellence

MT-MIS: Efficiency flow of Information within and between companies to enable supply chain excellence

EM: Operations Excellence

EM: Operations Excellence

EM: Operations Excellence

EM: Operations Excellence

EM: Operations Excellence

Source: https://wiki.smu.edu.sg/

FITTED JIGSAW of MT and EM

Objectives• Management Technology with Major in Supply Chain Management

• Business manager in operations, supply chain and logistics areas• Know how to apply technologies and business management to solve real

problems and promote collaboration among the companies in supply chain• Aim for operational excellence between business organizations in supply chain• Supply/Production/Sourcing analysts or managers, Inventory control analyst,

Operations Director, Chief of Operations Officer

Objectives• Management Technology with Major in Business

Analytics/Management Information System• Manager in Data analytics/information systems in organization• Know tools and techniques to extract knowledge from big data using technologies

and statistics. Convert patterns and relationship found in data to create business strategies (e.g. understanding and predicting customer behavior)

• Know understand business problems and how to select/implement the technologies and information systems to help management making a better decision to solve real problems and promote collaboration among the companies in supply chain

• Aim for operational excellence inside and between business organizations in supply chain

• Business Analyst, Data Scientist, System analysts or managers, System Administrator, MIS manager, IT project manager, IT Consultant, Chief of Information Officer,

Math, Basic Optimization, Calculus, Statistics, General

Science

Algorithms, Computer Programming (Python/R)

Different Areas of Expertise:

Management Technology(SCM and BA/MIS)

10 courses

Social Sciences & Communication:

Humanities,Social Sciences,

LanguagesCommunication

Business:Accounting/

Finance, Economics, Marketing,

Information System,Business Law

Business Intelligence and Analytics/Database/ERP (SAP)/ Free

Electives

Management:Principles of Management,Organizational

Behavior

Hand-on Learning (Extended Training, Senior Project, Foreign Exchange)

Build Technical and Critical thinking skill from Vertical Leg

Build Presentation, Collaboration and Soft skills through class project, group assignments and case studies

English Proficiency: TOEFL> 500 or equivalent

No Engineering

Courses

Research Methodology:

Intro to Research Method.

T-Shaped MT Graduates

Applied Business Analytics and Optimization Software/e-Business /International Trade/Strategic Mgt.

Technical electives (2 for BA/MIS, 1 for SCM)

• Supply Chain, Logistics & Operations Management•Production and Operations Management•Inventory Management•Supply Chain Management•Transportation, Warehouse, and Logistics Management•Strategic Sourcing and Supply Management•Enterprise Planning and Control Systems

• Quantitative Methods and Applications•Management Systems Optimization•Business Process Simulation•Economics Decision Analysis

• 1 Technical Elective

T-Shaped MT SCM Graduates

•Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

•Intelligent Systems and Machine Learning for Business•Data Warehousing and Data mining

•System Development•Business Information System Analysis•Information System Implementation•Application Programming•Distributed and Collaborative Computing•Business Data Communication and Networking

•Process Optimization•Business Process Management

•2 Technical electives

T-Shaped MT MIS Graduates

•Business Analytics/MIS can select 2 subjects•SCM can select 1 subject from the following list (subject to numbers of students):

•MTS316 Innovation and Entrepreneurship•MTS317 Financial Technologies•MTS318 Operations Strategy•MTS319 Lean Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management•MTS320 Digital Marketing•MTS338 Warehouse Operations Management•MTS339 Strategic Sourcing and Supply Management•MTS342 Time Series Analysis and Forecasting•MTS343 Decision Analysis•MTS371 Data Visualization•MTS395-397 Current Topics in Management Technology III-V•MTS451 Project Management•MTS455 Business Process Management•MTS486 Introduction to Enterprise Resource Planning•MTS489 Big Data Analytics

Technical Electives

Software Packages Studied

ERP Database Machine Learning/AI/Big Data

Statistics/AI/Programming

Data Visualization

Optimization

Business Process Simulation

Selected companies hiring our graduates

Advanced Degrees and Selected Universities Accepting Our Students

• MBA

• Industrial Engineering

• Marketing

• International Business

• Management

• Finance

• Operations management

• Management Information System

• Supply Chain Management

• Data Analytics

• Entrepreneurship

• Business Economics

• Innovation

2018 Statistics: Where do MT students go 1 year after graduation? (From TU graduate Survey June 2018)

MT Employment Rate 91.36% (Average of SIIT 89.33%)

2018 Statistics: Where do EM students go after 1 year after graduation? (From TU graduate Survey June 2018)

EM Employment Rate 90.32% (Average of SIIT 89.33%)

Associate Professor Dr. Chawalit Jeenanunta

Ph.D. Industrial and Systems EngineeringVirginia Tech. University, USA

Area: Power Generation Planning; Crew Scheduling; Aircraft Routing and Maintenance; Innovation Management; Supply Chain and Logistics Management

Associate Professor Dr. Aussadavut Dumrongsiri(Head of School and Chairperson of MT Curriculum)

PhD Operations Management, University of Washington, Seattle, USA

Area: Supply Chain Coordination; Supply Chain/Logistics System Optimization, Optimal Pricing in Supply Chain

Management Technology Faculty

Associate Professor Dr. Suebsak Nanthavanij

Ph.D. Industrial EngineeringUniversity of Texas at Arlington, USA

Area: Ergonomic Workforce Scheduling; Office Ergonomics;Optimization in Ergonomics

Management Technology Faculty

Associate Professor Dr. Ryoju Hamada

PhD Information Science, Tohoku University, Japan

Area: Law and Technology, Entrepreneurship, Business Game

Associate Professor Dr. Suthathip Suanmali

PhD MathematicsNorth Carolina State University, USA

Area: Highway Assets Maintenance and Management System; Regional Trade Analysis; Cross Border Trade Facilitation; Willingness to Pay

Associate Professor Dr. Veeris Ammarapala

PhD Industrial and Systems EngineeringRutgers University, USA

Area: Highway Assets Maintenance and Management System;Decision Support System; Regional Economic Integration; Cluster Development

Management Technology Faculty

Associate Professor Dr. Thanwadee Chinda

PhD Engineering ManagementGriffith University, Australia

Area: Feasibility study of Weigh Station Establishment; Analytic Hierarchy Process in Transportation Research; System Dynamics of Construction Waste Management; Structural Equation Modeling of Construction Safety

Assistant Professor Dr. Morrakot Raweewan

Ph.D. Industrial Engineering, Clemson University, USA

Area: Agri-Food Supply Chain Management; Biofuel and Food Balance

Management Technology Faculty

Assistant Professor Dr. Nattharika Rittippant

PhD Strategic and International ManagementUniversity of Texas at Arlington, USA

Area: Strategic Management and International Trade Issues; Knowledge Management Assessment; Entrepreneurial Intentions; Healthcare Logistics; Impacts of Regional Economic Integration; Social Media for Business; Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR); Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

Associate Professor Dr. Pisit Chanvarusuth(Chairperson of EM Curriculum)

Ph.D. Management Information SystemsRensselaer Polytechnic Institute, USA

Area: Information Technology Management; Business Informatics; Electronic Business; Supply Chain Management; Healthcare Logistics; Outsourcing

Management Technology Faculty

Dr. Rujira Chaysiri

PhD Systems Engineering University of Virginia, USA

Area: Dynamical System, System Integration

Dr. Natsuda Kaothanthong

PhD Information Sciences Tohoku University, Japan

Area: Image Processing, Pattern Recognition, Data Mining

Management Technology Faculty

Dr. Jing Tang

Ph.D. Industrial EngineeringTokyo Institute of Technology, Japan

Area: Business Process Management

Assistant Professor Dr. Narameth NananukulPh.D. Operations Research and Industrial Engineering,

University of Texas at Austin, USA

Area: Business Intelligence, Inference and Data Mining, Decision Support System, Optimization in Supply chain, Energy System and Online Advertising, Quality Management

Management Technology Faculty

Major Difference between three options: EM: Analyst/Managers for internal operations, shop floor, production, quality

improvement, quality assurance SCM: Analyst/Managers for intra-company operations or operations of

supply chain/logistics BA/MIS: Business Analyst/Data Scientist/Technologist/Manager/Consultant

to convert business solutions into technology requirement

Frequent Asked Questions

Potential jobs for each options (actual positions from jobsdbs.com) :• EM (industrial engineering related): operations managers, production

manager, process manager, quality-assurance manager, quality-control manager, production/logistics planning manager, project manager, layout & facility manager, purchasing manager and assembly-shop manager, service-business manager, ERP consultant

• SCM (logistics/supply chain related): operations planning manager, operations manager, production planning, supply chain manager, production/manufacturing manager, purchasing manager, material planner, transportation/logistics planning manager, business coordinator, freight forward/Export manager, warehouse/inventory control manager, service-business manager, ERP consultant

Frequent Asked Questions

Potential jobs for each options: (actual positions from jobsdbs.com) :• BA/MIS (IT related): Business/Data Analysts, Data Scientist, MIS/IT

manager, Business Consultant, IT System analyst, Web master, Server Administrator, IT consultant, IT strategy and policy specialist, IT support, IT Test Management Specialist, SAP/ERP system administrator, IT support, Oracle DBA analyst, ERP support consultant, ERP consultant

Frequent Asked Questions

More information about Curriculum

• Engineering Management Curriculum• https://1drv.ms/b/s!Atcg1IljOOpUgc4xj3iC1kWVKovgYA

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