ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT - NON THESIS

Engineering Management is about acquiring the necessary skills to organize, plan, manage and control the people involved in the design, manufacture, construction, operation, or maintenance of a product, device, structure, or machine to achieve desired objectives.

It consists of 10 courses of 30 hours and a master's project (total 90 ECTS). The minimum number of credits required to graduate from the non-thesis master's program is 30. Except for the Master's Project course, each compulsory and elective course is three credits. The student must complete at least 4 compulsory courses of 12 credits and six elective courses of at least 18 credits to complete the program. The successful completion of 30 credits and a non-credit master's project course is required to complete the program. Elective courses excluding at least 12 credits of compulsory courses can be selected from the elective courses offered during the semester.

The most commonly used teaching methods in Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University Engineering Management (with Thesis) Master's programs are given below:

Expression
Question-answer
Argument
Practice and Practice
Impression
Show and Make
Role-Playing

The most frequently used Evaluation Methods of the educational programs of Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University are given below.

• Testing (Essay / Tests: True-Falls, multiple-choice, short answer, matching)
• Oral Exam
• Homework
• Project / Design
• Portfolio
• Performance Assignment ( Lab / Workshop / Field Work / Seminar / Presentation / Thesis)

Non-Thesis Master's Degree

-Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Architecture, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Statistics, Statistics, and Computer Sciences, Aviation Electrics and Electronics, Space Sciences and Technologies, Computer-Informatics, Information Systems and Technologies, Management Information Systems and Business and Management Sciences must be,

In the admission of students to the non-thesis master's program; ALES and language scores are not required. The undergraduate weighted grade point averages and science evaluation exam results of the candidates applying to the program are taken into consideration. In the evaluation to be made for admission, candidates are ranked according to their overall success grade. General success grade; It consists of the sum of 50% of the undergraduate weighted grade point average and 50% of the grade received in the science evaluation exam. The principles regarding this evaluation and the other conditions that the candidates must meet for the application are determined by the institute board upon the recommendation of the head of the department. However, the institute can accept students to non-thesis master's programs by evaluating only the undergraduate weighted grade point average.

-The courses of this program are given at the Halkalı campus of Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University.

The non-thesis master's program consists of 10 30-hour courses and a master's project (total 90 ECTS). The minimum number of credits required to graduate from the non-thesis master's program is 30. Except for the Master's Project course, each compulsory and elective course is three credits. To complete the program, the student must complete at least 4 compulsory courses of 12 credits and six elective courses of at least 18 credits. To complete the program, the successful completion of 30 credits and a non-credit master's project course is required. Elective courses excluding at least 12 credits of compulsory courses can be selected from the elective courses to be offered during the semester.

 A student who has completed at least one semester in a graduate program at the university or another higher education institution can be admitted to the University's graduate programs through undergraduate transfer within the framework of the relevant legislation and the principles determined by the institute board of directors.

 The principles regarding the transfer between thesis and non-thesis graduate programs are determined by the institute board of directors.

Engineering Management graduates have many job opportunities in both the public and private sectors. Graduates in the public and private sector; can work in management, expertise, and other positions in fields such as management, human resources management, marketing, production, accounting, finance in organizations in the engineering fields, real and financial sectors, as well as gaining entrepreneurial qualifications by establishing their own businesses.