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Technology and Society

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BS in Technological Systems Management

Technological Systems Management (TSM) prepares graduates to lead digital initiatives and manage major projects that help organizations adjust and innovate in fast-paced global environments of technological change and disruption.

The degree requirements below are for students that have entered during or after the Fall 2019 semester.
The degree requires the completion of the Stony Brook University Curriculum (SBC) degree requirements with at least 120 credit hours of passing work and least 39 credits of upper division work (numbered 300 and higher). Completion of the major requires approximately 79 credits.

    • EST 194 Decision-Making
    • EST 202 Introduction to Science, Technology, and Society Studies
    • ‍EST 304 Communication for Engineers and Scientists
    • EST 331 Engineering Ethics
    • EST 391 Technology Assessment
    • EST 392 Engineering Economics
    • ‍EST 393 Project Management
    • EST 440 Interdisciplinary Research Methods
    • EST 441 Interdisciplinary Senior Project
    • EST 240 Visual Rhetoric and Information Technology
    • ‍EST 291 Energy, Environment, and People
    • EST 305 Applications Software for Information Management
    • EST 325 Technology in the Workplace
    • EST 326 Management for Engineers
    • EST 339 Benevolent Computing
    • EST 364 How to Build a Startup
    • ‍EST 205 Introduction to Technological Design: Innovation and Design Thinking
    • EST 207 Interaction Design
    • EST 209 Introduction to Italian Design: Theory and Practice
    • EST 310 Design of Computer Games
    • EST 323 Human-Computer Interaction
    • ‍EST 203 Technology in the City
    • EST 204 Modern Digital Technology and Innovation
    • ‍EST 205 Introduction to Technological Design: Innovation and Design Thinking
    • ‍EST 207 Interaction Design
    • EST 240 Visual Rhetoric and Information Technology
    • ‍EST 280 Fundamentals of Industrial Engineering
    • EST 291 Energy, Environment, and People
    • EST 304 Communication for Engineers and Scientists
    • EST 310 Design of Computer Games
    • EST 320 Communication Technology Systems
    • ‍EST 323 Human-Computer Interaction
    • ‍EST 325 Technology in the Workplace
    • EST 327 Marketing for Engineers
    • EST 339 Benevolent Computing
    • EST 364 How to Build a Startup
    • EST 475 Undergraduate Teaching Practicum
    • EST 488 Special Topics in Technological Systems Management/Internship in Technology and Society
    • EST 499 Research in Technology and Society

    ‍Note Students who have been accepted for the Five Year Accelerated BS/MS program in TSM can take EST 581 and EST 582 as undergraduate electives and can apply them towards both their undergraduate and graduate degrees.

  • All degree candidates must demonstrate skill in written English at a level acceptable for Technological Systems Management majors. To satisfy this requirement, a TSM major must submit a paper written for an upper-division EST course for review. Students whose writing does not meet the required standard are referred for remedial help. The requirement may also be met by earning a grade of C or higher in a writing-intensive course approved by the department or, if the student has a double major, by satisfying the upper-division writing requirement in the other major.