Technology and Applied Design with a Technology Management Concentration B.S.
The 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 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 program may pursue careers that include production management, manufacturing engineering, industrial engineering, design engineering, quality control, sustainable development and a wide range of related positions.
Degree Requirements
A major in Technology 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
Required Capstone Course
Required Distribution Courses
Two (2) of the following
One additional course chosen from advanced
Required Collateral Courses
| MAT 115 | College Algebra with Modeling | 1 Course Credit |
| or | |
| Higher (or waiver) | |
Two (2) additional course credits, chosen from:
| ART 110 | Design | 1 Course Credit |
| ART 123 | Ceramics I | 1 Course Credit |
| ART 125 | Fibers I | 1 Course Credit |
| CHM 101 | Foundations of Chemistry | 1 Course Credit |
| or | |
| CHM 131 | Accelerated General Chemistry | 1 Course Credit |
| CSC 125 | Intro to Internet Programming | 1 Course Credit |
| CSC 126 | Intro to Robotics | 1 Course Credit |
| PHY 217 | General Physics I with Algebra | 1 Course Credit |
| or | |
| Higher | |
| or | |
| Other TAD courses | |
Three (3) courses chosen from:
Students may not take both
ECO 101 and 102. Only one will meet one of the three course requirement.
| BUS 120 | Accounting I | 1 Course Credit |
| BUS 240 | Business Law | 1 Course Credit |
| BUS 315 | Management | 1 Course Credit |
| BUS 363 | Marketing | 1 Course Credit |
| BUS 364 | Production & Operations Mgt | 1 Course Credit |
| ECO 101 | Principles of Macroeconomics | 1 Course Credit |
| ECO 102 | Principles of Microeconomics | 1 Course Credit |
| ECO 250 | Applied Statistics | 1 Course Credit |