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Programs & Degrees
Department of Engineering Technology
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Biotechnology
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The biotechnology degree is being added as an option for Fall 2007, pending
state approval. This degree is in cooperation with the College of Natural
Science and Mathematics and will emphasize practical knowledge and skills
needed for the life sciences industries.
Students are given a solid foundation in biology, chemistry, information
technology and leadership skills.
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Computer Engineering Technology
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The goal of the Computer Engineering Technology program is to provide students
with a high quality applications-oriented undergraduate education based on
state-of-the-art technology as a preparation for productive employment in the
broad field of microcomputer applications.
Students are given a solid foundation in mathematics, basic sciences, and electronics.
A thorough study is made of digital circuits and systems, and microcomputer circuits and systems.
Hardware, software, and firmware aspects of microcomputers are covered in detail.
ABET accredited.
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Construction Management Technology
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The objective of the Construction Management Technology program is to provide
graduates with knowledge and skills that are valued and sought by the
construction industry profession. Graduates gain knowledge for commercial, residential,
industrial and highway/heavy sectors of the construction industry.
Topics covered include construction materials and methods, structural systems,
soils, site development, surveying, and contract administration, interpreting codes,
plans and specifications and skills for planning, estimating, scheduling, and
evaluating project performance.
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Electrical Power
Engineering Technology
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The goal of the Electrical Power Engineering Technology program is to provide students with
a high quality applications-oriented undergraduate education based on
state-of-the-art technological equipment associated with electrical technology.
This includes a strong foundation in measurement systems, analog and digital
signal conditioning, microprocessor hardware and software, industrial electronics,
and rotating machinery. Students have the opportunity to select additional
coursework in either control systems, electrical power, or a combination of both.
ABET accredited.
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Mechanical
Engineering Technology
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The goal of the Mechanical Engineering Technology major is to provide students with a
well-rounded, fundamental and application-oriented education focused on the
knowledge of existing and new developments in mechanical technology.
This includes courses that are directed at both computer-aided manufacturing
and computer-aided design and drafting. Courses focus on
manufacturing planning and management, automated manufacturing systems,
quality control, and robotics.
ABET accredited.
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Construction Management Technology
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The objective of the Construction Management Technology program is to provide
graduates with knowledge and skills that are valued and sought by the
construction industry profession. Graduates gain knowledge for commercial, residential,
industrial and highway/heavy sectors of the construction industry.
Topics covered include construction materials and methods, structural systems,
soils, site development, surveying, and contract administration, interpreting codes,
plans and specifications and skills for planning, estimating, scheduling, and
evaluating project performance.
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Network Communications
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The program provides an advanced knowledge of communication between and within
computer networks, including data processing in the network environment, network
operations software and operating systems, and communication systems. The program
will emphasize the following topics: network security, network management,
and project management.
ABET accredited.
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