Purpose: This curriculum is designed for students who have completed an Associate of Applied Science Degree at Rend Lake College and because of changes in career goals and opportunities for advancement want to transfer to Southeast Missouri State University and complete a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology.  The Industrial Technology programs are accredited by the National Association of Industrial Technology (NAIT).  Studies at Southeast prepare graduates for technical management oriented positions in industry such as System Manager, Control System Engineer and System Design Analyst.

Electives should be selected so that they meet the degree requirements for a minimum of 30 hours of senior college (300-500 level) courses.

This is meant as a guide.  Individual student programs may vary.

REND LAKE COLLEGE

FIRST YEAR - FALL SEMESTER
ENGL 1101 Rhetoric and Composition 1       3
INEL 1230 AC/DC Electronics                6
INEL 1240 Digital                          6
MATH 1108 College Algebra                  3
                                          18

FIRST YEAR - SPRING SEMESTER
INEL 2213 Computer Maintenance I           3
INEL 2221 Industrial Computer Applications 3
INEL 2224 Operating Systems                6
ENGL 1102 Rhetoric & Composition II        3
MATH 1109 Plane Trigonometry               3
                                          18

FIRST YEAR - SUMMER SEMESTER
POLI 2101     American Government          3

SECOND YEAR - FALL SEMESTER
INEL 2215 Computer Maintenance II          5
INEL 2220 Introduction to Networks         4
INEL 2225 Networks Administration          3
INEL 2228 Network Design & Implementation  6
                                          18

SECOND YEAR - SPRING SEMESTER
INEL 2227 Advanced  Network Administration 4
INEL 2229 A+ Certification                 3
SPCH 1101 Principles of Effective Speaking 3
ART  1101 Art Appreciation                 3
PHY  1201 Technical Physics                4
                                          17

(RLC - Consult Rend Lake College advisor for courses that meet these area requirements)

SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY

THIRD YEAR - FALL SEMESTER
IM 102 Technical Communication           3
       Development of Major Civilization 3
IM 211 Industrial Safety Supervision     3
IM 311 Statistical Process Control       3
       Social Systems                    3
MN 260 Technical Computer Programming    3
                                        18

THIRD YEAR - SPRING SEMESTER
IM 419 Industrial Supervision            3
MA 139 Applied Calculus                  3
       Major Elective                    3
       Economics Systems                 3
PS 220 Missouri Government               1
WP 003 Writing Proficiency Test          0
UI 3xx University Studies                3
                                        16

FOURTH YEAR - FALL SEMESTER
UI 319 Technology and Society            3
       Major Electives                   6
CH 181 Basic Principles of Chemistry     5
       Literary Expression               3
                                        17

FOURTH YEAR - SPRING SEMESTER
UI 410 Manufacturing Research            3
       Major Electives                   9
       Living Systems                    3
       Behavioral Systems                3
                                        18

 Total hours needed from Rend Lake College:  74
 Total hours needed to complete the Bachelor of Science Degree in Industrial Technology:  69

· Department of Industrial & Engineering Technology:  Dr. Ragu Athinarayanan, Chairperson
· Telephone:  (573) 651-2104

· Advising Information:  Kim Madigan, Advisor and Outreach Coordinator
· Telephone:  (573) 986-6746
· email:  kmadigan@semo.edu

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