The MOT Program provides students with skills and experience through innovative coursework and puts students on the front tier of business knowledge. Classes provide a living laboratory for solving Management of Technology challenges with team projects forming an essential component. Students learn from each other by sharing their professional experiences and expertise. Small class size and class interaction provide networks for the future. The Master of Science in Management of Technology (M.S. MOT) differs significantly from both the M.B.A. and the M.B.A. with a concentration in Management of Technology. The M.S. MOT has two tracks: The first, Leading Technological Change, focuses on leadership issues and skills required to stimulate and manage technological innovation and creativity, the second, Technology Entrepreneurship, focuses on helping entrepreneurs to bring valuable technological ideas, goods, and services to the marketplace. Courses may be available through distance learning as well as at Southwest Research Institute. Students must complete 33 semester credit hours and a comprehensive examination.