Title
Curriculum model for service systems
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
5-2007
Abstract
Demand for undergraduates, emphasizing service industry engineering, sciences, and management, greatly exceeds the supply. Current trends in the service sector account for more than 80% of the GDP and more than 85% of the workforce. Michigan Tech is launching a new undergraduate degree offering in 2007. Service Systems Engineering (SSE) will be coupled with the Bachelor of Science in Engineering program. The curriculum development efforts are being funded by a $500,000 NSF grant. Interdisciplinary emphasis of engineering, sciences, and business allow for the development of curriculum to match the needs of industry. The team has worked closely with service industry representatives through a Delphi study and follow-on curriculum development.
Publication Title
POMS 18th Annual Conference
Recommended Citation
Johnson, D. M.,
Bohmann, L. J.,
Mattila, K. G.,
Sutherland, J. W.,
Sorby, S.,
&
Onder, N.
(2007).
Curriculum model for service systems.
POMS 18th Annual Conference.
Retrieved from: https://digitalcommons.mtu.edu/business-fp/111
Publisher's Statement
© 2007 POMS. Publisher’s version of record (abstract and outline only): https://www.pomsmeetings.org/ConfProceedings/007/CDProgram/Topics/full_length_papers_files/007-0096.pdf