Engineering Technology - B.S. Program Requirements
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| I. | DESTINATION KENT STATE: FIRST YEAR EXPERIENCE (1 credit) | |||
| Type | Course | Title | Credits | |
| US | 10097 | Destination Kent State: First Year Experience | 1 | |
| II. | MAJOR PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS (17 credits) Courses count in major GPA | |||
| Type | Course | Title | Credits | |
| EERT TECH |
21010 31010 |
Engineering and Professional Ethics (3) or Engineering and Professional Ethics (3) |
3 |
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| CS DSCI EERT |
10061 15310 22003 |
Introduction to Computer Programming (3) or Computational Thinking and Programming (3) or Technical Computing (3) |
3 | |
| ENG ITAP |
20002 26638 |
Introduction to Technical Writing (3) or Business Communications (3) |
3 | |
| TAS | 37900 | Applied Studies Cornerstone*, ** |
3 | |
| TAS | 47900 | Applied Studies Capstone Seminar** |
3 | |
| WIC/DD WIC |
TECH TECH |
31000 33056 |
Cultural Dynamics of Technology (3)*** or Cooperative Education—Professional Development (2) |
2-3 |
| III. | ADDITIONAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS (64 credits) | |||
| Type | Course | Title | Credits | |
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KSS
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ECON | 22060 | Principles of Microeconomics | 3 |
| KMC | MATH | 11010 | Algebra for Calculus | 3 |
| KAD | MATH | 11012 | Intuitive Calculus | 3 |
| KMC |
MATH | 11022 | Trigonometry | 3 |
| Kent Core Composition | 6-8 | |||
| Kent Core Humanities or Fine Arts (minimum one course from each; students in the Computer Design, Animation and Game Design concentration must take one ARTH course) | 9 |
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| Kent Core Social Sciences (cannot be ECON) | 3 | |||
| Applied courses from Associate Degree, Minor or Individualized Specialization**** | 34 |
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IV.
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CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENTS (39 credits) | |||
| Computer Design, Animation and Game Design (39) | ||||
| Electrical/Electronics (39) | ||||
| Green and Alternative Energy (39) | ||||
| Manufacturing/Mechanical/Systems (39) | ||||
| 2+2 Integrated Engineering Technology (39) | ||||
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MINIMUM TOTAL
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121
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* Students in the Computer Design, Animation and Game Design concentration have an option to take TECH 36620 Coordinating Technical Projects to fulfill this requirement. Minimum C (2.000) grade required for either.
** Minimum C (2.000) grade required
*** To fulfill the writing-intensive requirement, either TECH 31000 or TECH 33056 must be earned with minimum C (2.000) grade.
****Applied courses should be chosen from an approved associate degree or a declared minor or individualized specialization selected in consultation with an advisor.
Computer Design, Animation and Game Design Concentration
For semester-by-semester course sequencing for this program, view the 2012-2013 Roadmap.| I. CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENTS (29-30 credits) Courses count in major GPA | ||||
| Type | Course | Title | Credits | |
| CDAG | 34000 | Computer Animation II |
3 | |
| 34001 | Computer Animation III |
3 | ||
| 34003 | Animation Theory |
3 | ||
| 34004 | Technology of Light, Color, Design and Layout |
2 | ||
| 43000 | Advanced Animation and Game Design |
2 | ||
| 43001 | Technology of Media and Film Production |
2 |
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| 43002 | Graphic Design Technology |
3 |
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| 43003 | Virtual Reality and Game Design |
2 |
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| ITAP | 26636 | Project Management for Administrative Professionals |
1 | |
| CDAG ITEC TECH |
43004 47413 33095 |
Unix Scripting with Applications (2) or Digital Video in Education (3) or Special Topics in Applied Science in Technology (3) |
2-3 |
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| EERT TECH |
22018 33016 |
PC/Network Engineering and Troubleshooting (3) or PC/Network Engineering and Troubleshooting (3) |
3 |
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| ITEC TECH TECH |
47411 33095 34002 |
Designing Visuals for Instruction (3) or Special Topics in Technology (3) or Advanced CAD II (3) |
3 |
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| II. ADDITIONAL CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENTS (10-11 credits) | ||||
| Type | Course | Title | Credits | |
| Kent Core Basic Science (PHY 21040 and 21041 are recommended for this concentration) |
6-7 | |||
| Kent Core Additional (must be from two categories) | 3 | |||
| General Elective Credits required depends on meeting minimum 121 credit hours and minimum 39 upper-division credit hours |
1-2 | |||
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MINIMUM SUBTOTAL
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39 | |||
Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology Concentration
For semester-by-semester course sequencing for this program, view the 2012-2013 Roadmap.| I. CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENTS (21 credits) Courses count in major GPA | ||||
| Type | Course | Title | Credits | |
| TECH | 31020 | Automated Manufacturing | 3 | |
| 33363 | Metallurgy and Materials Science | 3 | ||
| 43080 |
Industrial and Environmental Safety | 3 | ||
| Choose from the following: | 12 | |||
| EERT | 32005 | Instrumentation (3) | ||
| GAE | 42002 | Energy Management Systems (3) | ||
| TECH | 31032 |
Power Technology (3) | ||
| 33016 | PC/Network Engineering and Troubleshooting (3) |
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| 33031 |
Programmable Logic Controllers (3) | |||
| 33223 | Electronic Communication (3) | |||
| 43220 | Electrical Machinery (3) | |||
| II. ADDITIONAL CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENTS (18 credits) | ||||
| Type | Course | Title | Credits | |
| KBS | PHY | 13001 | General College Physics I | 4 |
| KAD | 13012 | College Physics II | 2 | |
| KBS | 13021 |
General College Physics Laboratory I | 1 |
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| KBS | 13022 |
General College Physics Laboratory II | 1 |
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| Kent Core Additional (must be from two categories) | 1 | |||
| General Elective Credits required depends on meeting minimum 121 credit hours and minimum 39 upper-division credit hours |
9 | |||
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MINIMUM SUBTOTAL
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39 | |||
Green and Alternative Energy Concentration
For semester-by-semester course sequencing for this program, view the 2012-2013 Roadmap.| I. CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENTS (24 credits) Courses count in major GPA | ||||
| Type | Course | Title | Credits | |
| GAE | 32000 | Fuel Cell Technology |
3 | |
| 42004 | Advanced Fuel Cell Technology |
3 |
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| TECH | 33363 |
Metallurgy and Material Science |
3 |
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| 43080 |
Industrial and Environmental Safety |
3 |
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| Choose from the following: | 12 | |||
| EERT | 32005 |
Instrumentation (3) |
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| GAE TECH |
42002 42100 |
Energy Management System (3) or Training Topics in Technology (1-4) |
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| 42003 |
Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma and Operations Technology (3) |
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| MERT |
42000 |
Thermodynamics for Engineering Technology (3) |
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| TECH |
31020 |
Automated Manufacturing (3) |
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| 31032 |
Power Technology (3) |
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| II. ADDITIONAL CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENTS (15 credits) | ||||
| Type | Course | Title | Credits | |
| KBS | PHY |
13001 |
General College Physics I |
4 |
| KAD |
13012 |
College Physics II |
2 |
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| KBS |
13021 |
General College Physics Laboratory I |
1 |
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| KBS | 13022 |
General College Physics Laboratory II |
1 |
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| Kent Core Additional (must be from two categories) | 1 | |||
| General Elective Credits required depends on meeting minimum 121 credit hours and minimum 39 upper-division credit hours |
6 | |||
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MINIMUM SUBTOTAL
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39 | |||
Manufacturing/Mechanical/Systems Concentration
For semester-by-semester course sequencing for this program, view the 2012-2013 Roadmap.| I. CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENTS (30 credits) Courses count in major GPA | ||||
| Type | Course | Title | Credits | |
| TECH | 31020 |
Automated Manufacturing |
3 |
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| 32002 |
Materials and Processes II |
3 |
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| 33363 |
Metallurgy and Material Science |
3 |
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| 43080 |
Industrial and Environmental Safety |
3 |
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| Choose from the following | 9 | |||
| EERT | 32005 | Instrumentation (3) |
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| GAE | 42003 |
Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma and Operations Technology (3) |
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| TECH | 32101 |
Polymers I (3) |
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| 36620 |
Coordinating Technical Projects (3) |
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| Choose from the following: | 9 | |||
| GAE | 32000 |
Fuel Cell Technology (3) |
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| MERT | 42000 |
Thermodynamics for Engineering Technology (3) |
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| 43001 |
Dynamics for Engineering Technology (3) |
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| TECH | 31032 |
Power Technology I (3) |
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| 31067 |
Machining Technology (3) |
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| 33016 |
PC/Network Engineering and Troubleshooting (3) |
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| 33033 |
Hydraulics/Pneumatics (3) |
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| 33700 |
Quality Techniques (3) |
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| 34002 |
Advanced CAD II (3) |
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| 43220 |
Electrical Machinery (3) |
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| 43550 |
Computer-Aided Manufacturing (3) |
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| II. ADDITIONAL CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENTS (9 credits) | ||||
| Type | Course | Title | Credits | |
| KBS |
PHY |
13001 |
General College Physics I |
4 |
| KAD | 13012 |
College Physics II |
2 |
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| KBS |
13021 |
General College Physics Laboratory I |
1 |
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| KBS |
13022 |
General College Physics Laboratory II |
1 |
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| Kent Core Additional (must be from two categories) | 1 | |||
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MINIMUM SUBTOTAL
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39 | |||
2+2 Integrated Engineering Technology Concentration
For semester-by-semester course sequencing for this program, view the 2012-2013 Roadmap.| I. CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENTS (21 credits) Courses count in major GPA | ||||
| Type | Course | Title | Credits | |
| Choose from the following | 6 | |||
| GAE | 42003 | Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma and Operations Technology (3) |
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| TECH |
36620 |
Coordinating Technical Projects (3) |
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| 43080 |
Industrial and Environmental Safety (3) |
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| CDAG, EERT, GAE, MERT, TECH coursework (upper-division) |
15 | |||
| II. ADDITIONAL CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENTS (18 credits) | ||||
| Type | Course | Title | Credits | |
| Kent Core Basic Sciences |
6-7 | |||
| Kent Core Additional (must be from two categories) | 3 | |||
| General Electives Credits required depends on meeting minimum 121 credit hours and minimum 39 upper-division credit hours |
9 | |||
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MINIMUM SUBTOTAL
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39 | |||
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