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Events
November 15
"4G Wireless Networks"
December 2
Information Reception
Early 2006 events in:
DC, NYC, PHL

Application Deadlines
March 15 (early)
May 15 (final)
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PROGRAM NOTES

EMTM Course Line-up:
Terms 1 and 2

Emerging Technologies Seminar (ETS):
Fall 2005

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EMTM Courses 2005-2006

The EMTM curriculum integrates technology and business through its core courses and wide range of technology and management electives. (10 core courses + 6 technology electives + 4 open electives = 20 courses total, plus Emerging Technologies Seminar)

Three new electives are being introduced in Term 2 to address emerging technologies and needs in the management of technology and innovation.

1st Term (September-November)

(Core Courses)
Decision Models
Marketing
Statistics

(Electives)
Case Studies in Corporate Finance
Computational Finance
Data Mining
Drug Discovery
Foundations of Leadership
Microelectronics
Nanotechnology
R&D Management
Software Engineering
Supply Chain Management
Telecommunications — Intro to Networking

2nd Term (December-February)

(Core Courses)
Accounting
Organizational Behavior & Design
Operations Management
Management of Technology
Statistics

(Electives)
4th Generation Wireless Networks (new)
Biotechnology & Medicine
Creating Value through R&D (new)
Foundations of Leadership
Human Computer Interaction
Marketing Tactics & Strategy (Models & Tools)
New Venture Initiation — Introduction (new)
Photonics
Technology Entrepreneurship
Telecommunications — Advanced Networking

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CALENDAR

EMTM's alternate weekend Friday/Saturday schedule helps minimize time away from work and family, and enables students to commute from a wide geographic region.

TERM 1 FALL SEP-OCT-NOV	TERM 2 WINTER DEC-JAN-FEB	TERM 3 SPRING MAR-APR-MAY
Orientation (1st year) 6 program weekends per term Classes meet Friday/Saturday every other weekend Exam weekend at end of term (core courses only)

Full-time students attend on Fridays and Saturdays, taking up to 4 courses each term. Half-time students arrive on Friday evening and attend classes on Saturdays only. You also have the flexibility to switch between full-time and half-time in different terms to accommodate work demands.