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49016 Technology and Innovation Management
6cp; 3hpw; distance mode; availability: all courses
Subject Coordinator(s): C P Killen

The goal of technology and innovation management is to effectively manage the invention, design, development, production, transfer and use of technology within an organisation. This subject brings together knowledge from engineering and management disciplines. Emphasis is placed on the importance of managing the performance of the entire product and process development cycle. Topics include: technological change management, assessment and evaluation of technology, technology policy development, and new product and process development. Within this framework, specific technology management tools and techniques are evaluated and applied. These include quality function deployment, design for manufacture, concurrent engineering and robust design methods.

Assessment: Assignments (70 per cent), quiz (20 per cent), participation (10 per cent).