IE MSc Innovation Management Welcome Presentation

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1 Introduction 2 February 2016 IE MSc Innovation Management IE MSc IM IE MSc Innovation Management Welcome Presentation 2 February 2016 Dr. Frans M. van Eijnatten Program Director For more information: Or contact: Dr. Frans M. van Eijnatten Pav. J.08 HPM, tel.: , F.M.v.Eijnatten@tue.nl Department of Industrial Engineering and Innovation Sciences Technische Universiteit Eindhoven

2 Contents of this Welcome Presentation IE Master Innovation Management Introduction & Welcome Short Overview of the MSc Innovation Management Program Honours Programs / Dual-Degree Programs CTEM Certificate Blue Jay Drone Champion 2016 Ice Bridge TU/e Champion 2016 Mens Agitat Molem It is the human mind that is changing the matter Sacrada Familia TU/e Champion Football Robot TU/e Champion 2013/ 2014 Solar Energy- Positive' Family Car TU/e Champion 2013/ 2014/ 2015 TU/e s Master of Innovation Management is the TBdk Champion in 2014 and 2015 Guide to Masters February 2014/ This presentation is downloadable at 1S126 PAGE 1

3 Introduction Important Persons in the Master Program IE Master Innovation Management Dr. Frans M. van Eijnatten Program Director MSc IM Pav. J 08, tel.: F.M.v.Eijnatten@tue.nl Dr. Marjan Vrijsen-de Korte Vice-Director of Education Onderwijsadministratie- IEIS@tue.nl Ir. Anja C.J. Kirkels Study Advisor Master IM Pav. C 15, tel.: , a.c.j.kirkels@tue.nl If you have any questions, please contact one for these persons PAGE 2

4 Introduction Eindhoven: The Ultimate experience Eindhoven: Brainport and High-Tech Campus Eindhoven holds a strategic position as one of Western Europe s leading technology centers. Originally, Philips built a high-tech campus where many global companies have established development and production facilities. The Eindhoven region is recognized by the Dutch government as one of the three mainports in the Netherlands, alongside Amsterdam Schiphol Airport and the Port of Rotterdam. Eindhoven and the surrounding region is referred to as Brainport'. PAGE 3

5 Introduction Eindhoven: The Ultimate experience Eindhoven: Dutch Design and Technology PAGE 4

6 Introduction Eindhoven University of Technology!!! Technische Universiteit Eindhoven (TU/e) = 60!!! Diamond Jubilee Celebration Mens Agitat Molem It is the human mind that is changing the matter More information about Diamont Jubilee Ceremony: PAGE 5

7 Introduction Eindhoven University of Technology Technische Universiteit Eindhoven (TU/e) 11 three-year Bachelor s programs (BSc) 22 two-year Master s degree programs (MSc) 11 two-year designer programs (PDEng) 4,973 BSc students (4% international) 3,238 MSc students (16% international) 290 technological designers (PDEng) 1,210 doctoral candidates (PhD) 17 August Shanghai Ranking (ARWU): TU/e Best Dutch Engineering University, Rank 49 in it s Class PAGE 6

8 Introduction: Bachelor Foundations and Master Specializations of Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering at TU/e PAGE 7

9 Introduction IE MSc Innovation Management The two-year master program Innovation Management (IM) at TU/e Eindhoven conveys scientific theories, tools and techniques to manage and improve innovations both within and across companies. You will learn how to apply the knowledge that you gain in carrying out research in innovation management and in industrial applications. You will also learn ways to analyze the current innovative performance of a company, how to explain it in terms of quality, cost and time, and how to improve this performance by re-engineering innovation processes. PAGE 8

10 Main Characteristics of the IE MSc IM at TU/e Theory-driven, multi-disciplinary, and project-like focus on the firm s innovation process: Understanding, modeling and redesigning the process of innovation Also, entrepreneurship is an important theme Learning by reflection and application: Highly interactive lectures, assignments and group work Topics related to research of the school s professors Close ties with the Incubator and Hightech Campus Apply knowledge in academia, industry and consulting contexts PAGE 9

11 Main Characteristics of the IE MSc IM at TU/e Understanding the innovation challenge and the processes of firms: Project management and human aspects involved Strategic and market driven issues Entrepreneurial / Intrapreneurial issues Perspective of the engineer: Focus on radical vs incremental innovation Open innovation Entrepreneurial / intrapreneurial spirit Mens Agitat Molem It is the human mind that is changing the matter PAGE 10

12 Administrative Details of the IE MSc IM Year 1 Year 2 50/ 50% Core courses and electives, i.e., 30 ECTS each: 6 x 5 ECTS core courses focus on main Innovation Management content and methodology Similar share of specialization and free electives, i.e. 30 ECTS International Semester, i.e., ECTS: Minimum of 3 x 5 ECTS free elective courses at a foreign university, or Maximum of 6 x 5 ECTS free elective courses at TU/e. This may include a literature study for the master thesis Master thesis: 30 ECTS Master thesis: (30 ECTS, research proposal included) Opportunities for a honours track in design or research (+20 ECTS); Dual-degree program (+45 ECTS) Attention: All master courses will be taught within a quarter (= 3 months), instead of a whole semester (= 6 months) 1 ECTS = 28 hours of study; 1 Course = 5 ECTS = 140 hrs of study; 1 Quarter = 420 hrs; 1 Semester = 2Q = 840 hrs; 1 Year = 2S = 1680 hrs; IM Curriculum = 2Y = 3360 hrs of study. PAGE 11

13 Administrative Details of the IE MSc IM At TU/e, you need to register at our intranet site OASE for each individual course you plan to take. Go to: How to register? Follow instructions given at: Ultimate registration dates for courses are: For Q3-Q4: Friday 5 February 2016; Friday 22 April 2016 For Q1-Q2: Friday 9 September 2016; Friday 11 November 2016 Deregister from the course if you decide to drop the course (as a courtesy to the professor and your fellow students) Please, take good notice of this registration procedure! PAGE 12

14 Administrative Details of the IE MSc IM Also, register for the exam of each course: Via our intranet site OASE, ultimately 27 March 2016 for Q3 (5 working days before first exam week) Can be done, already now Attention: Taking an exam without being registered, has the consequence that the exam will not be graded Withdraw an exam registration if you decide not to take the exam (otherwise a no-show will appear on your grade list) Exception: if there is no written exam Please, take good notice of this registration procedure! PAGE 13

15 Fraud and Plagiarism Fraud includes any behavior or negligence on part of the student that makes it impossible for an examiner to form a correct judgement of his/ her knowledge, insight and skills, or that is aimed at intentionally influencing the outcome of the exam Types of fraud: Exam fraud (e.g., using not-allowed materials during an exam) Plagiarism (e.g., taking credit for material that is not your own) Scientific fraud (e.g., fabricating data) When a suspicion of fraud is raised, during or after exams or projects, the student receives no grade (yet), and the case is handed over to the examination committee Reference: Haans, A., & Jansen-Vullers, M.H. (2016). Academic Fraud. Version Please know that there will be active surveillance! PAGE 14

16 Attention: What is Exam Fraud? During written examinations, the following actions will in any case be deemed to constitute exam fraud or attempted exam fraud: using another person's proof of identity/ campus card, not being able to proof your identity (campus card), having a mobile telephone or any other type of media-carrying device on your desk or in your clothes, using, or attempting to use, unauthorized resources and aids, such as the internet, a mobile telephone, etc., using a clicker that does not belong to you, having any pieces of paper at hand other than that provided by TU/e, unless stated otherwise visiting the toilet (or going outside the examination room) without permission or supervision Reference: Haans, A., & Jansen-Vullers, M.H. (2016). Academic Fraud. TU/e,, Please know that there will be active surveillance! PAGE 15

17 Attention: What is Plagiarism? Plagiarism is taking credit for material that is not your own; putting your name on a piece of work in which other people s work or ideas are used without giving proper credit to the original source This will always be considered plagiarism, even when: it was done unintentionally or by accident (e.g., handing in the wrong document, or not knowing how to cite or refer to sources), one of your co-authors copied others people s ideas or texts without crediting the source, it involved copyright- free texts or images, the original source was a website without clear authorship, the idea came from a fellow student during an informal discussion. Reference: Harvard College Writing Program (2014), Harvard Guide to Using Sources. Accessed online on August 18, Please know that there will be frequent checks! PAGE 16

18 The Consequences of Fraud and Plagiarism With any suspicion of fraud or plagiarism, the examination committee will decide whether or not that has occurred. If so: The default punishment for first-time offenders is: Student fails on the entire course (even when plagiarism occurred in a small intermediate assignment), Student is excluded from taking the exams of that course for one year, The misconduct will be registered in the student s file and (s) he will no longer be eligible for a judicium (with great distinction/ cum laude), The maximum punishment (e.g., for a recidivist) is: Student s education at TU/e will be terminated. Reference: Halsema, L. (2013) Toetsbeleid faculteit Industrial Engineering & Innovation Sciences. Accessed online on August 18, Please take good notice of these sanctions! PAGE 17

19 Some Advices How to Prevent Plagiarism Keep track of the sources you read. Especially the location of online content may be easily forgotten if not systematically noted down, Make notes about the sources you read, indicating each and every time what you copypasted and / or paraphrased. This prevents forgetting which were your own words and ideas and which were not, Use proper ways of citing or referring to a source. When in doubt contact the teacher! Include the necessary source references immediately while writing. Do not wait until after your work is finished, Keep track of how your ideas and /or writings have developed over time. Other people, including your group members, must be able to trace the originality of your work, Make sure to have examined every document on which you appear as an author, Never submit anything that contains plagiarism. If you suspect plagiarism by a group member, then do not put your name on the manuscript. Do not wait until the final moment to finalize a document. Time pressure makes you more vulnerable to mistakes, and less attentive to plagiarism by group members. Reference: Harvard College Writing Program (2014), Harvard Guide to Using Sources. Accessed online on August 18, Please take good notice of these suggestions! PAGE 18

20 Basic Program Structure of the IE MSc IM PAGE 19

21 Basic Program Structure of the IE MSc IM in Year 1 PAGE 20

22 IE MSc IM: Core Courses = 30 ECTS Management of Product Development (5 ECTS) Marketing and Innovation (5 ECTS) Human Aspects of Innovation (5 ECTS) Multivariate Statistics (5 ECTS) Business Intelligence (5 ECTS) Design Science Methodology (5 ECTS) Content Method All core courses of the IE MSc IM are taught in Year 1 (Q3 & Q1) Please, register for all Q3 courses before 5 February 2016 Please, register for all Q1 courses before 2 September PAGE 21

23 Track Specialization Electives IE MSc IM *) IM Track 1: Business and Product Creation (BPC) Restricted Specialization Elective: Design Project for Business & Product Creation Recommended Specialization Electives: Technology entrepreneurship; Open innovation; Entrepreneurial finance; Entrepreneurial marketing; Selling new products; System dynamics; Software requirements management; Innovating healthcare through business networks; Managing team dynamics and team performance IM Track 2: Managing Innovation Processes (MIP) Restricted Specialization Elective: Design Project for Managing Innovation Processes Recommended Specialization Electives: Strategy & technology management; System dynamics; Project & process management; Strategic sourcing & supply management; Service engineering & marketing; Selling new products; Business process management; Managing team dynamics and team performance; IT governance IM Track 3: Special / Free Track, For Top 10% of Students, only Special Track / Free Track, reserved for the honours programs in research and design, and dual-degree options; All specialization and free electives to be suggested by the personal mentor, and to be approved by the Research Director IE in case of the honours programs, or by the Program Managers in case of the dual-degree program *) Restricted Specialization Electives are based on the IM Program Objectives. Recommended specialization electives: 5 out of 9. One of the Recommended Specialization Electives might be exchanged by a Free Elective. Each Specialization Elective = 5 ECTS Tracks 1-3 contain thematic groupings of specialization electives, which are taught in Year 1. The choice for a track is compulsory and final! PAGE 22

24 IM Track 1: Business and Product Creation PAGE 23

25 IM Track 2: Managing Innovation Processes PAGE 24

26 Track / Mentor Matching Procedure IM Important Notice: Choosing an IM Track in Quarter 3; Mentor Matching in Quarter 4 Make sure to check your automatic registration, to participate in the Track/ Mentor Matching Procedure, in OASE *): Course Code 1MC11, before 25 February *) For our intranet site OASE, please refer to: PAGE 25

27 Master-Tracks Event INDUSTRIA Do you want to know which track you should choose? Come to the Master-Tracks Event organized by INDUSTRIA on 25 February 2016, 13:30-14:30 in Pav A12a More information about the tracks; also master students will share their experiences INDUSTRIA Master Track Committee: Puck van Boekel; Bram van der Linden; Christiaan Lerrick; Laurens Rosenberg PAGE 26

28 Course Codes of Track Courses in IE MSc IM For a List of All Electives, See This link: Key: Restricted electives Recommended electives: 5 out of PAGE 27

29 Thematic Choices Specialization Electives IE MSc IM Restricted Specialization Elective: Compulsory Recommended Specialization Electives: 5 out of 9 All IM specialization electives are taught in Year 1 (Q4 & Q2) Please, register for all Q4 courses before 22 April 2016 Please, register for all Q2 courses before 12 November 2016 PAGE 28

30 Basic Roster Structure of the IE MSc IM, Start Sept / Febr Variant I: Start Master in September; Variant II: Start Master in February Variant III: Start Pre-Master in September, start Master in February PAGE 29

31 Basic Roster Structure of the IE MSc IM, Year 1 (Start Sept) Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4 Management of Product Development Track 1 or 2 Elective Marketing and Innovation Design Project Track 1 or 2 Human Aspects of Innovation Track 1 or 2 Elective Business Intelligence Track 1 or 2 Elective Multivatiate Statisitics Track 1 or 2 Elective Design Science Methodology Track 1 or 2 Elective Semester A = core course (content) = restricted elective course = core course (method) = elective course Semester B PAGE 30

32 Basic Roster Structure of the IE MSc IM, Year 1 (Start Febr) Quarter 3 Quarter 4 Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Marketing and Innovation Design Project Track 1 or 2 Management of Product Development Track 1 or 2 Elective Business Intelligence Track 1 or 2 Elective Human Aspects of Innovation Track 1 or 2 Elective Design Science Methodology Track 1 or 2 Elective Multivatiate Statisitics Track 1 or 2 Elective Semester B = core course (content) = restricted elective course = core course (method) = elective course Semester A PAGE 31

33 Roster Structure of the IE MSc IM, Year 1 (Start Sept) Semester A Semester B = core course (content) = core course (method) = restricted elective course = elective course PAGE 32

34 Roster Structure of the IE MSc IM, Year 1 (Start Febr) Semester B Semester A = core course (content) = core course (method) = restricted elective course = elective course PAGE 33

35 TU/e s Skills Lab gen/diagnostic_test_of_professional_skills step_by_step_with_text.ppsx PAGE 34

36 Basic Program Structure of the IE MSc IM Year 1 Year 2 International Semester and / or Free Electives at TU/e or other Dutch Universities (May Include Literature Review) Research Proposal PAGE 35

37 International Semester IM has close connections with several universities around the world. Here is the TOP SIX of technical universities IM master students prefer: Aalto University, Helsinki, Finland, KTH Stockholm, Sweden, NTUST Taiwan, Chalmers University Sweden, UPV, Valencia, Spain, (courses in Spanish and English) ITBA Buenos Aires, (only courses in Spanish). The international semester starts 3 st Quarter of Year 2, and is highly recommended PAGE 36

38 The Master Thesis in the IE MSc IM An experienced IM lecturer who is also a qualified researcher in IM, guides the student through the whole master graduation process as a personal mentor. Theme Selection for the Master Thesis Review of the Literature about the Selected Theme (Discretionary) Research Proposal for the Master Thesis (Obligatory) Master Thesis Research and Report Selection of a track in Quarter 3 of Year 1 Selection of a personal mentor in Quarter 4 of Year 1 PAGE 37

39 Honours Tracks IE MSc Innovation Management A honours track is a special program integrated with the MSc Program, for selected excellent and ambitious students The goal is to develop advanced capabilities for: Design in Industrial Engineering Research in Industrial Engineering To facilitate better entrance into: The PDEng Program for designers The PhD Program for researchers The honours tracks start 3 rd Quarter of Year 1 PAGE 38

40 Why a Honours Track IE MSc Innovation Management? Additional academic knowledge and experience (more bang for your buck ) Improved entrance in post-doctoral programs - PDEng for design - PhD for research Explicit entry into the ranks of ambitious, excellent students (Top 10%) If you are interested in a more-than-usual career path PAGE 39

41 What Does a Honours Track Contain? A number of special courses with a total study load of 30 ECTS: 10 ECTS within the standard 120 ECTS 20 ECTS on top of the standard 120 ECTS Two Honour Tracks are offered: Honours Track in Research (HiR) Honours Track in Design (HiD) Top 10% of the students, only Honours tracks start 3 rd Quarter of Year 1 PAGE 40

42 Honours Track in Research (HiR) HiR consists of special courses with a total load of 30 ECTS: Two mini-research projects to discover two different research fields, in the 1st year (10 ects per project), on top of standard 120 ECTS PhD courses, in 2nd year (10 ects in total, within standard 120 ECTS) Master Thesis Project: Is preceded by the writing of a PhD research proposal (instead of literature study and formulation thesis assignment) Proposal can be used to compete for grants (at e.g. NWO) Master thesis is on first part of the PhD research proposal Additional PhD courses can be followed in 2nd year of master, as part of the electives Top 10% of the students, only The HiR starts 3 rd Quarter of Year 1 PAGE 41

43 Honours Track in Research (HiR): Advantages Development of extra research skills Ideal preparation for continuation as PhD student after completion of the master program Equivalent to research (Mphil) masters, as seen at Tilburg University, and Erasmus University Priority for positions within the PhD program of Industrial Engineering PhD program can be done in 3 instead of 4 years Further information: Research Director IE Prof.dr.ir. Paul J.P.W. Grefen Applications: contact Research Director IE or full prof Criteria for selection: top 10% of the students, research attitude Top 10% of the students, only Recommended if you pursue an academic career PAGE 42

44 Honours Track in Design (HiD) 30 ECTS choice from PDEng IE core courses: Design of Advanced Planning Processes Simulation for Design Programming for Design Software Development for Design Management of Organizational Change and Implementation Project Management in Innovation Processes Design Assignment in Designated Areas Design Assignments involve: assessing the value of knowledge from master courses for solving company problems company visits company presentations Grading based on: IE MSc Innovation Management value for company innovativeness of solutions Top 10% of the students, only The HiD starts 3 rd Quarter of Year 1 PAGE 43

45 Honours Track in Design (HiD): Advantages If completed successfully, access to the PDEng IE program On a contract to prepare for and execute a design project in a specific company Supervised by design mentor Further information: Research Director IE Prof.dr.ir. Paul J.P.W. Grefen Applications: contact Research Director IE Criteria for selection: top 10% students, design attitude Top 10% of the students, only The HiD starts 3 rd Quarter of Year 1 PAGE 44

46 Dual-Degree Program IM / IS The basic design choices for this dual-degree master program are: The dual-degree masters program has a minimum of 165 ECTS, and a duration of 2,5-3 years. It is aimed at the top 10% of the students, only. All core courses of both individual master s programs (2 x 30 ECTS) have to be taken. There is 15 ECTS reserved to follow dedicated technical courses / restricted specialization electives (10 for IS; 5 for IM) There is 15 ECTS reserved for an obligatory international experience There is 15 ECTS reserved for additional (international) free electives There is a combined master thesis project of 45 ECTS Top 10% of the students, only The dual-degree program starts 3 rd Quarter of Year 1 PAGE 45

47 Dual-Degree Program IM / IS Are you a top 10% student and interested? Please, contact the IM program manager, Dr. Frans M. van Eijnatten, ASAP! PAGE 46

48 Certificate Technology Entrepreneurship and Management (CTEM) CTEM Program educationactivityinstanceid= PAGE 47

49 Certificate Technology Entrepreneurship and Management (CTEM) CTEM: Certificate Technology Entrepreneurship and Management The CTEM program helps you to enlarge your knowledge and improve your practice-based experience in the area of business management and technology entrepreneurship. Can partly be done as part of the MSc IM master program CTEM broad: offers the opportunity to broaden your knowledge in entrepreneurship and management. Next to your technical specializaation (regular study program), CTEM broad will enlarge your knowledge with respect to 25 ECTS business management in general, and new product development in particular. As such, you will be able to operate successfully in a corporate environment. CTEM in depth: offers the opportunity to deepen your knowledge in the area of technology entrepreneurship. In addition, it improves and enlarges your entrepreneurial skills and practice-based experience in new venture development. For IM master students, the CTEM certificate can be obtained with an extra study load of only 10 ECTS ionyear=2015&educationactivityinstanceid=20d3d8d e-a edca9543 PAGE 48

50 Certificate Technology Entrepreneurship and Management (CTEM) CTEM: Certificate Technology Entrepreneurship and Management Certificate Program CTEM broad: 25 ECTS 15 ECTS can be done as part of the MSc IM Program 10 ECTS are on top of the MSc IM Program Certificate Program CTEM in-depth: 25 ECTS 15 ECTS can be done as part of the MSc IM Program 10 ECTS are on top of the MSc IM Program =2015&educationActivityInstanceId=20d3d8d e-a edca PAGE 49

51 Certificate Technology Entrepreneurship and Management (CTEM) As Part of the MSc IM Master Program On Top of the MSc IM Master Program CTEM in-depth Basic course Technology Entrepreneurship (1ZM20, 5 ECTS) in Q2, Time Slot D Electives in the field of technology entrepreneurship and management (total 10 ects) include: - Entrepreneurial Marketing 1ZM120-5 ECTS in Q2, Time Slot B - Social Entrepreneurship 0HM220-5 ECTS in Q2, Time Slot D - Corporate Entrepreneurship 5 ECTS in Q2, Time Slot D - Entrepreneurial Finance 1ZM70-5 ECTS in Q2, Time Slot E - Business Law (0AM05) 0EM300-5 ECTS in Q3, Time Slot B - System Dynamics 1ZM65-5 ECTS in Q4, Time Slot E - Open Innovation 1ZM90-5 ECTS in Q4, Time Slot A - Project & Process Management 1CM15-5 ECTS in Q4, Time Slot D - Integrated Finance & Operations Management 1CM22-5 ECTS in Q3, Time Slot D - Entrepreneurship and Corporate Social Responsibility 0LM150-5 ects in Q4, Time Slot B CTEM Project 1ZSM0 (10 ects) Business plan (I) and Skills Trainings (II) in the Technology Entrepreneurship Lab. M0&educationyear=2015&educationActivityInstanceId= CTEM broad Obligatory courses (10 ects): - Management of Product Development 1ZM16-5 ECTS in Q1, Time Slot D - Marketing and Innovation 1ZM11-5 ECTS in Q3, Time Slot E =2015&educationActivityInstanceId=20d3d8d e-a edca PAGE 50

52 Certificate Technology Entrepreneurship and Management (CTEM) CTEM: Certificate Technology Entrepreneurship and Management Assessment & Skills Training nyear=2015&educationactivityinstanceid= PAGE 51

53 Hot and Cool, at the Same Time 2014/ 2015 Guide to Masters, February 2014/ PAGE 52

54 Q&A: Questions & Answers More information can be found at: Important Dates 2016: February 1: Start courses IM master February 2: Welcome Session IM Master February 5: Deadline registering IM courses Q3 Februari 25: Track/ mentor matching info session IM March 10: Check your registration for 1MC10 March 27: Registration deadline for exams Q3 April 22: Deadline registering IM courses Q4 April 22-24: Diamond jubilee celebration TU/e June 12 : Registration deadline for exams Q4 September 2: Deadline registering IM courses Q1 Academic Calendar: TU/e s Code of Conduct: PAGE 53

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56 Introduction 2 February 2016 MSc Innovation Management IE MSc IM Welcome on Board and Have a Great Time Dr. Frans M. van Eijnatten Program Director For more information: Or contact: Dr. Frans M. van Eijnatten Pav. J.08 HPM, tel.: , F.M.v.Eijnatten@tue.nl Department of Industrial Engineering and Innovation Sciences Technische Universiteit Eindhoven