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Faculty
Kenneth D. Moshier, Chair
Coordinators:
Tony M. Au (Industrial Technology)
Gary H. Winegar (Teacher Education)
Gary E. Grannis (Graduate)
Merle S. Adrian
Clift C. Cullen
Edward A. Gaiser
Norman A. Gullickson
Gary B. Paglierani
Matthew M. Ven
Bachelor of Science
Degree Requirements
Industrial Technology Major
Units
General Education 52
(including 9 upper-division
units, to be taken no sooner
than the term in which 60 units
of coursework are completed)
CORE
Category 3: Math 72 or 75
(required)
Category 4: C 5ci 1
(recommended)
BREADTH
Division 1: Phys 2A (required)
Division 8: Ag Ec I, Ecoo 40
or SO (one required)
CAPSTONE
Recommended: Energy and Society
Cluster, I T 106 and one
other course from Geog 134,
P Sci 168 or Econ 117
Major 72
(induding 18 upper-division
units)
Industrial Technology Core ... (38)
IT 74, 92, 102, 104, 107, 114,
115,117,118,199;Acct3;Mgt
104 and 106 or Mgt 110
Technical Specialty (34)
Select one:
Computer-Aided
Design Management
I T 44, 116, 134, 135, 144,
147, 148, 158,177,192;plus
6 units approved by your
advisor
Computer-Aided
Manufacturing Management
IT 112, 116, 131, 133, 134,
135,148,156,158,177,192;
plus 3 units approved by
your advisor
Industrial Control
Systems Management
I T 53, 110, 112, 116, 131,
133,135,148,156,158,192;
plus 3 units approved by
your advisor
Quality Systems Management
IT 112, 116, 135, 137, 148,
184} 192, 194; Math IIi
plus 9 units approved by
your advisor.
Transportation
Systems Management
IT 12, 53, 110,112,116,120,
121,122,127,129,131,192
Additional requirements 4
Phys 2B; upper-clivision writing
skills: IT198W (recommended)
Total requirements 128
(induding 40 upper-division units)
Advising Notes
1. All courses (except I T 192 and 194)
required for the major must receive a
letter grade, including additional major
requirements in General Education.
2. Students must pass the upper-division
writing exam or complete I T I98W
with a grade of C or higher (to be taken
no sooner than the term in which 60
units are completed).
3. IT 41 and 52, which are prerequisites
to some core and technical specialties in
industrial technology, may be waived
if equivalent work experience and/or
training is demonstrated.
4. T~e General Education requirement of
52 units may be exceeded depending
upon the selection of courses.
s. Students must take two science courses
to meet the NAIT standards. (Phys 2A
will meet the Division 1 General Education
requirement. Phys 28 is an additional
requirement for the major.)
Industrial Technology Minor
A Minor in Industrial Technology consists
of 20 units of which 9 must be upper
division. At least 12 units must be taken
in one of these specialized areas of study:
computer-aided design management}
computer-aided manufacturing manage~
ment, industrial control systems management,
quality systems management,
or transportation systems management.
Industrial Technology
Teacher Credential Program
The requirements for the Single Subject
Waiver Program in Industrial and Technology
Education include the following:
1. All I T Core courses required for
the B,S. in Industrial Technology
2. General Education Math 72 or
75, and Phys 2A
3. Ag Ec 1 or Econ 40 or 50
4. IT 12, 41, 52, 60, 80
5. 9 units each (in consultation with
department advisor) in two different
specializations} Le.:
• Computer-Aided Design
Management
• Computer-Aided
Manufacturing Management
• Industrial Control
Systems Management
• Quality Systems Management
• Transportation Systems
Management
For additional requirements, see Curriculum,
Teaching} and Edflcational Technology
~Single Subject Credential Program requirements
section in this catalog.
Master of Science
Degree Requirements
The Master of Science in Industrial Technology
is a 30-unit program which offers
graduate study in both industrial and educational
related professional and tech·
nical fields. Emphasis is directed toward
the attainment of advanced competency
in the areas of industrial and technology
education as well as manufacturing technology.
Through selected courses, within
the department and other disciplines,
knowledge and experience can be acquired
in research and development} management
and administration, technological
studies, and educational studies that are
related to all areas of the field.
Admission Requirements. The Master of
Science degree program in Industrial Technology
assumes preparation equivalent
to a CSU undergraduate major in technology
education (industrial arts), industrial
technology, or a related field. Students
who have not completed a degree in
technology education or industrial technology
are expected to have completed
the follOWing courses or their equivalents
prior to enrollment in courses to be applied
toward the master's program: IT 41}
52,60,74,102,114,115; Math 75; Phys
2A; ERF 153 or D5 123.
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Object Description
| Title | 1997-98 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1997-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
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| Full Text Search | Faculty Kenneth D. Moshier, Chair Coordinators: Tony M. Au (Industrial Technology) Gary H. Winegar (Teacher Education) Gary E. Grannis (Graduate) Merle S. Adrian Clift C. Cullen Edward A. Gaiser Norman A. Gullickson Gary B. Paglierani Matthew M. Ven Bachelor of Science Degree Requirements Industrial Technology Major Units General Education 52 (including 9 upper-division units, to be taken no sooner than the term in which 60 units of coursework are completed) CORE Category 3: Math 72 or 75 (required) Category 4: C 5ci 1 (recommended) BREADTH Division 1: Phys 2A (required) Division 8: Ag Ec I, Ecoo 40 or SO (one required) CAPSTONE Recommended: Energy and Society Cluster, I T 106 and one other course from Geog 134, P Sci 168 or Econ 117 Major 72 (induding 18 upper-division units) Industrial Technology Core ... (38) IT 74, 92, 102, 104, 107, 114, 115,117,118,199;Acct3;Mgt 104 and 106 or Mgt 110 Technical Specialty (34) Select one: Computer-Aided Design Management I T 44, 116, 134, 135, 144, 147, 148, 158,177,192;plus 6 units approved by your advisor Computer-Aided Manufacturing Management IT 112, 116, 131, 133, 134, 135,148,156,158,177,192; plus 3 units approved by your advisor Industrial Control Systems Management I T 53, 110, 112, 116, 131, 133,135,148,156,158,192; plus 3 units approved by your advisor Quality Systems Management IT 112, 116, 135, 137, 148, 184} 192, 194; Math IIi plus 9 units approved by your advisor. Transportation Systems Management IT 12, 53, 110,112,116,120, 121,122,127,129,131,192 Additional requirements 4 Phys 2B; upper-clivision writing skills: IT198W (recommended) Total requirements 128 (induding 40 upper-division units) Advising Notes 1. All courses (except I T 192 and 194) required for the major must receive a letter grade, including additional major requirements in General Education. 2. Students must pass the upper-division writing exam or complete I T I98W with a grade of C or higher (to be taken no sooner than the term in which 60 units are completed). 3. IT 41 and 52, which are prerequisites to some core and technical specialties in industrial technology, may be waived if equivalent work experience and/or training is demonstrated. 4. T~e General Education requirement of 52 units may be exceeded depending upon the selection of courses. s. Students must take two science courses to meet the NAIT standards. (Phys 2A will meet the Division 1 General Education requirement. Phys 28 is an additional requirement for the major.) Industrial Technology Minor A Minor in Industrial Technology consists of 20 units of which 9 must be upper division. At least 12 units must be taken in one of these specialized areas of study: computer-aided design management} computer-aided manufacturing manage~ ment, industrial control systems management, quality systems management, or transportation systems management. Industrial Technology Teacher Credential Program The requirements for the Single Subject Waiver Program in Industrial and Technology Education include the following: 1. All I T Core courses required for the B,S. in Industrial Technology 2. General Education Math 72 or 75, and Phys 2A 3. Ag Ec 1 or Econ 40 or 50 4. IT 12, 41, 52, 60, 80 5. 9 units each (in consultation with department advisor) in two different specializations} Le.: • Computer-Aided Design Management • Computer-Aided Manufacturing Management • Industrial Control Systems Management • Quality Systems Management • Transportation Systems Management For additional requirements, see Curriculum, Teaching} and Edflcational Technology ~Single Subject Credential Program requirements section in this catalog. Master of Science Degree Requirements The Master of Science in Industrial Technology is a 30-unit program which offers graduate study in both industrial and educational related professional and tech· nical fields. Emphasis is directed toward the attainment of advanced competency in the areas of industrial and technology education as well as manufacturing technology. Through selected courses, within the department and other disciplines, knowledge and experience can be acquired in research and development} management and administration, technological studies, and educational studies that are related to all areas of the field. Admission Requirements. The Master of Science degree program in Industrial Technology assumes preparation equivalent to a CSU undergraduate major in technology education (industrial arts), industrial technology, or a related field. Students who have not completed a degree in technology education or industrial technology are expected to have completed the follOWing courses or their equivalents prior to enrollment in courses to be applied toward the master's program: IT 41} 52,60,74,102,114,115; Math 75; Phys 2A; ERF 153 or D5 123. 133 |
