Purpose:The technology option curriculum is designed for a student who has completed an Associate of Applied Science Degree at a community college and because of changes in career goals and opportunities for advancement, wants to complete a Bachelor of Science Degree in Industrial Technology. This program is available on the Southeast campus or it is offered in St. Louis through a combination of courses offered from various educational institutions, including Southeast Missouri State University. The Southeast Industrial Technology programs are accredited by the National Association of Industrial Technology (NAIT).

For the technology option, students will be awarded up to 34 hours credit for the approved technical transfer courses from their A.A.S. degrees. To complete the B.S. degree, students will meet their remaining University Studies requirements and the Industrial Technology required core courses. In addition, they will work with their faculty advisors to select 18 credit hours of technical electives (at least 15 hours must be at the 300-500 level), including some technical management coursework, to build upon the skills gained through their A.A.S. degrees.

This is meant as a guide. Since individual student programs may vary, students should consult with advisors at both institutions

EAST CENTRAL COLLEGE

General Education Requirements

Student Development - 1 hour
FS 1001 Student Success

English Skills - 6 hours
EN 1223 English Composition I
EN 1403 Technical Writing

Mathematics - 3 hours
MT 1403 College Algebra

Humanities/Communications - 3 hours
(choose one course)
CT 1003 Oral Communications
CT 1103 Public Speaking

Science - 5 hours
(choose one course)
CH 1103/1112 Intro to Chemistry
CH 1303/1312 General Chemistry
PH 1103/1112 Intro Physics
PH 1703/1712 College Physics

Social Science/Constitution - 3 hours
(choose one course)
HI 1103 U.S. History to 1877
HI 1203 U.S. History since 1877
PS 1103 Intro Political Science
PS 1203 U.S. Government I

Physical Education - 2 hours
PE 1002 Fitness for Life or 2 activity courses

Precision Machining Courses

DF 1012/1021 Engineering Drawing Lec/Lab
DF1053/55 Material & Process
DF 2143 Intro CAD Applications I
ED 2991 Career Management
MA 1161/1162 Intro to CNC Mill/Lathe Lec/Lab
MA 1211/1212 Machine Tool I Lec/Lab
MA1221/1222 Machine Tool II Lec/Lab
MA 1231/1232 Adv. Machine Tool I Lec/Lab
MA 1241/1242 Adv. Machine Tool II Lec/Lab
MA 2111/2112 Precision Machining I Lec/Lab
MA 2121/2122 Precision Machining II Lec/Lab
MA 2221/2222 Adv. Machining & Processes Lec/Lab
MA 2321/2322 Advanced CNC Machining Lec/Lab
MA 2411/2412 Geometric Dim. Tolerance & SPS Lec/Lab
MA 2513 Computer Aided Manufacturing

University Studies Requirements

(choose 1 course from each category)
Artistic Expression (3)
Literary Expression (3)
Written Expression (3)
Behavioral Systems (3)
Living Systems (3)
Development of a Major Civilization OR Political Systems (3)
        (choose the one not taken for A.A.S.)
Economic Systems (3)
Social Systems (3)

Major Requirements

IM211 Industrial Safety (3)
IM311 Statistical Process Control (3)
IM419 Industrial Supervision (3)
MA133 Plane Trigonometry (2)
MA139 Applied Calculus (3)
MN260 Technical Computer Programming Applications (3)
PH120 Introductory Physics I OR CH181 Basic Principles of Chemistry (5)
        (choose the one not taken for A.A.S.)
UI319 Science, Technology and Society (3)
UI410 Manufacturing Research in a Global Society (3)
18 hours of Technical Electives approved by advisor (minimum 15 hours at the 300+ level)

Other Degree Requirements

9 hours University Studies Interdisciplinary/Senior Seminar (may be part of major requirements)
California Critical Thinking and Skills Test
WP 003 Writing Proficiency Exam

Minimum hours required for a bachelor's degree from Southeast: 124
Maximum hours that can be transferred from a community college: 68
Minimum hours required at 4-year institution: 56
Minimum hours required from Southeast: 30
Minimum hours required at the senior level (300-500): 30

Advising Information
Kim Madigan, Coordinator of Special Programs and Services
Telephone: (573) 986-6746
e-mail: kmadigan@semo.edu
web site: http://www4.semo.edu/iet

St. Louis Option Contact
Ms. Patricia (Pat) Jett, Coordinator and Advisor
Telephone: (314) 513-4311
e-mail: pjett@stlcc.edu
web site: http://www.stlcc.cc.mo.us/fv/fvsemo/

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