Industrial Technology, B.S.

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Industrial Technology prepares graduates to operate and maintain complex industrial systems. Midwestern State University is following the guidelines of ATMAE (Association of Technology, Management and Applied Engineering) in designing this program. ATMAE describes Industrial Technology bachelor’s degrees as follows: Industrial Technology is a field of study designed to prepare technical management oriented professionals for employment in business, industry, education, and government.

General

(See General Requirements for all Bachelor’s Degrees )

Academic Foundations and Core Curriculum - 42 semester hours

(See Academic Foundations and Core Curriculum - 42 semester hours )

Core Curriculum Specifics

Note:

20 hours are duplicated in Academic Foundations and Core Curriculum, but the total program hours do not change.

Bachelor of Science

(see Requirements for the Bachelor of Science Degree )

Bachelor of Science Specifics

Note:

8 hours (PHYS 1144, 1244, 1624, and 2644) are duplicated in Academic Foundations and Core Curriculum, but the total program hours do not change.

Industrial Technology, B.S.

General

Academic Foundations and Core Curriculum - 42 semester hours

Core Curriculum Specifics

Note:

Bachelor of Science

Bachelor of Science Specifics

Note:

Major - 31 hours

Minor in Computer Science - 22 hours

Additional Courses - 3 hours

Electives - 6 hours

Total Semester Hours - 120