Choose One Option:

Computer and Multimedia Graphics (42 hours)
Program requirements and suggested course sequencing
Required:

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
GM180	Introduction to Industrial Graphics	3
GM200	Vector and Bitmapped Graphics for Industry	3
GM282	Vector and Text Graphics	3
GM285	Commercial Photographic Lighting	3
GM286	Commercial Studio Photography	3
GM320	Graphics and Interface Design for Internet	3
GM326	Multimedia for Internet	3
GM380	3-D Production Modeling & Animation	3
GM384	Commercial Photography	3
GM385	Non-Linear Video Editing	3
GM386	Interactive Multimedia and Animation	3
GM480	Advanced 3D Animation Pipeline	3
GM490	Advanced Graphics Proects	3
TN275 OR TN255	Network Fundamentals OR Microcomputer Maintenance and Troubleshooting	3

Construction Management and Design (42 hours)
Program requirements and suggested course sequencing
Required:

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
CM126	Computer Aided Architectural Drafting	3
CM226	Residential Architectural Drafting & Design	3
CM243	Construction Methods & Materials	3
CM310	Construction Building Codes	3
CM315	Construction Contracts & Legal Issues	3
CM320	Construction Cost Estimating	3
CM322	Commercial Architectural Drafting & Design	3
CM325	Building Mechanical & Electrical Systems	3
CM330	Construction Planning Scheduling	3
CM343	Construction Surveying & Testing	3
CM410	Construction Project Administration	3
IM317	Industrial Internship	3
MA139	Applied Calculus	3
MN219	Statics and Strengths of Materials	3

Facilities Management: (42 Hours)
Program requirements and suggested course sequencing
Required:

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
AC221	Financial Accounting	3
CM126	Computer Aided Architectural Drafting	3
CM226	Residential Architecture Drafting and Design	3
CM310	Construction Building Codes	3
CM315	Construction Conracts & Legal Issues	3
CM325	Building Mechanical & Electrical Systems	3
CM330	Construction Planning & Scheduling	3
CM410	Construction Project Administration	3
CM510	Building Information Modeling	3
ET470	Energy Management	3
FM504	Facilities Management	3
FM554	Facilities Operation and Supervision	3
IM317	Industrial Internship	3
MA139	Applied Calculus	3

Industrial Management (42 hours)
Program requirements and suggested course sequencing
Required:

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
ET160	Basic Electricity/Electronics	3
ET194	Fundamentals of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC’s)	3
IM313	Facilities Planning	3
IM315	Work Measurement	3
IM411	Total Quality Assurance	3
IM417	Manufacturing Resource Analysis	3
MA139	Applied Calculus	3
MG301	Principles of Management	3
MN120	Fundamentals of Engineering Design Process	3
MN170	Engineering Materials & Testing	3
MN203	Industrial Materials & Processes I	3
MN204	Industrial Materials & Processes II	3
MN221	Solid Modeling & Rapid Prototyping	3
QM352	Quantitative Methods	3

Technology Management (21 hours) 
Program requirements and suggested course sequencing
The technology management option is specifically designed for students who have earned accredited Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) degrees in technically-oriented programs and desire to complete a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Industrial Technology. In addition to credit for the transferable general education courses completed at the community college, students will also be awarded up to 34 hours credit for the approved technical transfer courses from their A.A.S. degrees.  

In addition, this option is available to students who have three years of related work experience and a recognized national certification or exam score.  These students submit a portfolio to the Department of Industrial and Engineering Technology to be reviewed/approved by the faculty. 

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 21 credit hours of technical electives (must be at the 300-500 level), including some technical management coursework, to build upon the skills gained through the AAS degree.

This option is available in a variety of formats to meet students needs:

• on campus with a flexible schedule
• in St. Louis area (as a combination of courses offered evenings, weekends, and online) - with an industrial management focus
• available completely online - with an industrial management focus

Contact the School of Polytechnic Studies Advising Center at (573) 651-5930 or e-mail polytech@semo.edu.

Telecommunications & Computer Networking (42 hours)
Program requirements and suggested course sequencing
Required:

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
ET160	Basic Electricity & Electronics	3
ET245	Logic Circuits	3
IM317 OR MI440	Industrial Internship OR Web Design Electronic Commerce	3
MA139	Applied Calculus	3
TN254	Fiber Optics & Network Communications	3
TN255	Microcomputer Maintenance & Troubleshooting	3
TN275	Network Fundamentals	3
TN375	Network Routing Potocol and Concepts	3
TN395	Server Maintenance & Troubleshooting	3
TN425	Wireless Communication & Mobile Data Networks	3
TN435	Network Security	3
TN563	LAN Switching	3
TN565	Network Management	3
TN566	IP Telephony	3

Courses are updated regularly, so be sure to meet with your advisor to design your academic plan.

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