Engineering Technologies and Applied Design with a Technology Management Concentration B.S.

The Engineering Technology and Applied Design: Technology Management Concentration prepares the student for a variety of management-related positions in a wide range of career fields. This degree program is designed to give the student a strong background in design, production, communications, and power/energy technologies, combined with a study of management strategies and procedures. Students completing this degree program may pursue careers that include:

  • Design Engineering
  • Industrial Engineering
  • Manufacturing Engineering
  • Production Management
  • Quality Control
  • Sustainable Development 
  • Other related positions

 

 

 

Degree Requirements

A major in Engineering Technologies and Applied Design: Technology Management is achieved by the completion of the following requirements, in addition to the General Education and electives required for a degree.

Required Core Courses

TAD 130Design and Documentation

1 Course Credit

TAD 140Design Prod. in Woods

1 Course Credit

TAD 180Graphic Com and Design

1 Course Credit

TAD 245Materials/Processing/Testing

1 Course Credit

TAD 265Electricity and Electronics

1 Course Credit

TAD 275Power and Energy Technology

1 Course Credit

Required Capstone Course

TAD 488Research in Technology

1 Course Credit

Required Distribution Courses

At least two (2) of the following

TAD 330Advanced Design & Prototyping

1 Course Credit

TAD 352Quality Control

1 Course Credit

TAD 455Comp Integrated Manufacturing

1 Course Credit

and

One additional 300 or 400 level ETAD course

Required Collateral Courses

MAT 115College Algebra with Modeling

1 Course Credit

or

Higher (or waiver)

Three (3) additional courses from:

BUS 120Accounting I

1 Course Credit

BUS 240Business Law

1 Course Credit

BUS 315Management

1 Course Credit

BUS 363Marketing

1 Course Credit

BUS 364Production & Operations Mgt

1 Course Credit

ECO 101Principles of Macroeconomics

1 Course Credit

ECO 102Principles of Microeconomics

1 Course Credit

ECO 250/HHP 264/MAT 438Applied Statistics

1 Course Credit

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