Product Management, MS (Boston)

Graduatemajor2027 catalogUniversity Interdisciplinary ProgramsBoston30 semester hours totalverified parse

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Fundamental Courses

• One of:
  • EMGT 6750 — Advanced Product Management
  • PDM 6000 — Foundations of Product Management

Experiential Courses

From the catalog

Complete one of the following:

• One of:
  • ARTG 5540 — Design and Product Management
  • EMGT 6760 — Technical Product Management
  • INNO 6411 — Product Innovation Management
  • PDM 6940 — Product Analytics

Capstone

From the catalog

Complete one of the following:

• One of:
  • One of:
    • ENTR 6450 — Lean Design and Development
    • PDM 6980 — Capstone

Electives Course List

• One of:
  • AAI 6600 — Applied Artificial Intelligence
  • AAI 6665 — Generative Artificial Intelligence
  • ALY 6105 — Introduction to Applied Statistics
  • ALY 6115 — Foundations of Data Analytics
  • ALY 6125 — Intermediate Analytics
  • ALY 6145 — Communication and Visualization with Data
  • ALY 6420 — Introduction to Queries
  • ALY 6700 — Decision Support and Business Intelligence
  • ARTG 5100 — Information Design Studio 1: Principles
  • ARTG 5120 — Research Methods for Design
  • ARTG 5310 — Visual Cognition
  • ARTG 5320 — Statistics for Design
  • ARTG 5610 — Design Systems
  • ARTG 5620 — Notational Systems for Experience
  • ARTG 5640 — Prototyping for Experience Design
  • ARTG 5910 — Human-Centered Design
  • ARTG 6310 — Design for Behavior and Experience
  • ARTG 6460 — Human-Centered AI
  • ARTG 6600 — Experience Design Studio 2: Group and Interpersonal
  • CRTE 5010 — Understanding Creative Technologies
  • CRTE 5030 — Developing Creative Technologies
  • GE 5020 — Engineering Product Design Methodology
  • GE 5030 — Iterative Product Prototyping for Engineers
  • GSND 5110 — Game Design and Analysis
  • GSND 5122 — Business Models for Creative Media
  • GSND 5130 — Mixed Research Methods for Games
  • GSND 6320 — Psychology of Play
  • GSND 6340 — Biometrics of Design
  • IE 5374 — Special Topics in Industrial Engineering
  • IE 7374 — Special Topics in Industrial Engineering
  • All of:
    • INFO 5100 — Application Engineering and Development
    • INFO 5101 — Lab for INFO 5100
  • INFO 7245 — Agile Software Development
  • JRNL 6341 — Telling Your Story with Data
  • MISM 6200 — Introduction to Business Analytics
  • MISM 6250 — Strategic AI for Business
  • MKTG 6200 — Creating and Sustaining Customer Markets
  • MKTG 6234 — Marketing Analytics
  • MKTG 6414 — New Product Development
  • PJM 6610 — Foundations of Project Business Analysis
  • PJM 6760 — Principles of Agile Product Delivery and Project Management
  • PJM 6770 — Advanced Agile Product Delivery and Project Management
  • RGA 6105 — Introduction to Regulatory Compliance and Practice
  • RGA 6150 — Regulatory Strategy for Product Development and Life-Cycle Management

Concentrations (choose 1)

Design-Driven Product Management

From the catalog

Complete 16-17 semester hours from the following:

Complete a minimum of 4 semester hours of electives from the elective course list to complete total required hours for the degree

Complete the following:

Students must complete a required co-op preparation course before participating in co-op; consult your academic advisor for details.

• Choose 17 semester hours from:
  • ARTG 5100 — Information Design Studio 1: Principles
  • ARTG 5120 — Research Methods for Design
  • ARTG 5310 — Visual Cognition
  • ARTG 5320 — Statistics for Design
  • ARTG 5600 — Experience Design Studio 1: Principles
  • ARTG 5610 — Design Systems
  • ARTG 5620 — Notational Systems for Experience
  • ARTG 5640 — Prototyping for Experience Design
  • ARTG 5910 — Human-Centered Design
  • ARTG 6310 — Design for Behavior and Experience
  • ARTG 6460 — Human-Centered AI
  • ARTG 6600 — Experience Design Studio 2: Group and Interpersonal
  • CRTE 5010 — Understanding Creative Technologies
  • CRTE 5030 — Developing Creative Technologies
  • GSND 5110 — Game Design and Analysis
  • GSND 5122 — Business Models for Creative Media
  • GSND 5130 — Mixed Research Methods for Games
  • GSND 6320 — Psychology of Play
  • GSND 6340 — Biometrics of Design
  • INNO 6409 — Innovation Portfolio Management
  • JRNL 6341 — Telling Your Story with Data
• One of:
  • EEAM 6964 — Co-op Work Experience
  • EEAM 6954 — Co-op Work Experience - Half-Time
  • EEAM 6965 — Co-op Work Experience Abroad
  • EEAM 6955 — Co-op Work Experience Abroad - Half-Time

Product Analytics

From the catalog

Complete 16 semester hours from the following:

Complete electives from the elective course list option

Complete the following (students must complete INT 6200 to qualify for co-op experience):

• Choose 16 semester hours from:
  • AAI 6600 — Applied Artificial Intelligence
  • AAI 6665 — Generative Artificial Intelligence
  • ALY 6105 — Introduction to Applied Statistics
  • ALY 6115 — Foundations of Data Analytics
  • ALY 6125 — Intermediate Analytics
  • ALY 6145 — Communication and Visualization with Data
  • ALY 6420 — Introduction to Queries
  • ALY 6700 — Decision Support and Business Intelligence
  • ARTG 5600 — Experience Design Studio 1: Principles
  • INNO 6409 — Innovation Portfolio Management
  • PJM 6610 — Foundations of Project Business Analysis
  • PJM 6760 — Principles of Agile Product Delivery and Project Management
  • PJM 6770 — Advanced Agile Product Delivery and Project Management
  • RGA 6105 — Introduction to Regulatory Compliance and Practice
  • RGA 6150 — Regulatory Strategy for Product Development and Life-Cycle Management
• INT 6200 — Experiential Project Preparation
• One of:
  • COP 6945 — Co-op Work Experience—Full Time
  • COP 6954 — Co-op Work Experience - Half-Time
  • COP 6946 — Global Co-op Work Experience—Full Time

Product Innovation Management

From the catalog

Complete 16 semester hours from the following:

Complete electives from the elective course list option

• Choose 16 semester hours from:
  • ACCT 6200 — Financial Reporting and Managerial Decision Making 1
  • ARTG 5600 — Experience Design Studio 1: Principles
  • All of:
    • INFO 5100 — Application Engineering and Development
    • INFO 5101 — Lab for INFO 5100
  • INFO 7245 — Agile Software Development
  • INNO 6200 — Enterprise Growth and Innovation
  • INNO 6409 — Innovation Portfolio Management
  • INNO 6418 — Innovation-Driven Strategy
  • MISM 6200 — Introduction to Business Analytics
  • MISM 6250 — Strategic AI for Business
  • MKTG 6200 — Creating and Sustaining Customer Markets
  • MKTG 6234 — Marketing Analytics
  • MKTG 6414 — New Product Development
  • STRT 6410 — Workforce Metrics and Analytics

Technical Product Management

From the catalog

Complete 16 semester hours from the following:

Complete electives from the elective course list option

Complete the following (students must complete ENCP 6100 to qualify for co-op experience):

• Choose 16 semester hours from:
  • ARTG 5600 — Experience Design Studio 1: Principles
  • CS 6620 — Fundamentals of Cloud Computing
  • EMGT 6225 — Economic Decision Making
  • EMGT 6305 — Financial Management for Engineers
  • EMGT 6700 — Digital Product Design and Management
  • GE 5020 — Engineering Product Design Methodology
  • GE 5030 — Iterative Product Prototyping for Engineers
  • IE 5374 — Special Topics in Industrial Engineering
  • IE 5640 — Data Mining for Engineering Applications
  • IE 6600 — Computation and Visualization for Analytics
  • IE 6700 — Data Management for Analytics
  • IE 7374 — Special Topics in Industrial Engineering
  • INNO 6409 — Innovation Portfolio Management
• ENCP 6100 — Introduction to Cooperative Education
• One of:
  • ENCP 6964 — Co-op Work Experience
  • ENCP 6954 — Co-op Work Experience - Half-Time
  • ENCP 6965 — Co-op Work Experience Abroad
  • ENCP 6955 — Co-op Work Experience Abroad - Half-Time

GPA requirements

• Minimum 3.000 GPA required

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