Generally in this course, the technological phenomenon is being discussed as the object of sociology; it is referred to theoretical thinkers and the mechanics of tradition and modernism. We focus on globalization issues and the ecological - natural crisis that modern society is experiencing. In the same framework, the relation between technology and globalization is being discussed. Specific issues of "Sociology of Science and Technology" are included, such as the technology being the component of modernism, technocracy, etc. Approaches of identity and multicultural urban cities issues as well as Eric Hobsbawm's point of view about globalization of information and knowledge are being examined. This course focuses on the sociology of technology and the multiple conceptualization of the technological phenomenon. We, thus, study the impact of technology on social, ethical, political and cultural dimensions of the world. We examine the meanings of technology and culture. We also study the influence of technology on the environment in order to understand and evaluate the technological effects. We aim to describe the optic, tactile and of course the musical experience that accompany several aspects of the technological and mathematical project, even taking into consideration the psychologists' opinion about its meaning.

Cost – benefit analysis. Cost – benefit analysis Case Studies. Introduction to environmental economics. Specific topics of Business Planning (special emphasis is given at the analysis of specific financial tools and funding methods, like Venture Capital). Building – Operation –Transfer (BOT) Method. Public Private Partnerships (PPPs etc.). Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Business Planning. Groups of students’ practice at Business Planning. Students collect actual data and develop, in groups, the complete business plan of a new or an existing company (preferably of the Environmental or Energy field) which they present in the class.

Part of the Introduction to Marketing course are a set of ​​presentations covering introductory knowledge in Marketing. Basic concepts, definitions and methodological approaches are being presented. The theoretical knowledge combined with the analysis of characteristics of case studies for understanding the approach of Marketing, but also the manner in which they may be associated with an engineer. The course covers the presentation of key activities Marketing, such as strategy analysis, market research, new product development. the importance of the brand, product placement in suitable segmented markets, the pricing, the use of traditional and new distribution channels, product promotion and evaluation of the results of Marketing.

The course Introduction to Philosophy is an introduction to basic concepts and methods of Philosophy and especially the Epistemology or Theory of Knowledge and Ethics . Within the framework of the course, there will be a brief and comprehensible presentation of concepts, theories, and technical methods concerning:

The course's aim is the understanding of the role, forms, organizational structures, functions, development, mode of administration and of the determinants of the performance of key economic and productive institution: the enterprise. Within the course, the students, working in two membered groups, make site visit to a selected business to make recording and charting its features, activities, key financial and other figures. In addition, they invited some executives from the fields of business in order to present specific issues related to their experience.