Technology Management: Industrial & Safety Management Degree
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Technology Management: Industrial and Safety Management (BS) Degree Map
Explore the courses you'll need to complete your degree.
Outcomes & Careers
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$96k
Industrial Engineer
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the mean annual salary for an industrial engineer, including health and safety is $96,350.
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$40k
Production Specialist
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the mean annual salary for production occupations is $39,910.
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$75k
Occupational Health & Safety Specialist
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the mean annual salary for an occupational health and safety specialist is $75,240.
In the industrial and safety management program, you’ll gain career-ready practical experience in a technology-based curriculum. You’ll complete a minimum of 120 credit hours to complete this degree, including the general education requirements and at least 39 senior division hours.
Required Courses:
- IM300 Technical Communication (3)
- IM301 Industrial Safety (3)
- IM309 Science, Technology, and Society (3)
- IM311 Statistical Process Control (3)
- IM317 Internship (3)
- IM410 Manufacturing Research in a Global Society (3)
- IM419 Industrial Supervision (3)
- IM506 Projects in IET (3)
- MA116 Precalculus A (3)
- MA117 Precalculus B (3)
- MI101 Introduction to Computer Applications (3)
- MN220 Engineering Economic Analysis (3)
- PH106/107 Physical Concepts (4)
- SW207 Understanding Cultural & Social Diversity (3)
Choose 3 Hours:
- CH181 Basic Principles of Chemistry (3)
- GO110 Physical Geology (3)
Industrial & Safety Management Option – 45 hours:
- EG301 Industrial Ergonomics (3)
- ET160 Basic Electric Circuits (3)
- ET304 Intro Prog Logic Circuits (3)
- EV453 Occupational Health (3)
- EV454 Risk Assessment Appl (3)
- EV455 Industrial Hygiene (3)
- IM313 Facilities Planning (3)
- IM411 Total Quality Assurance (3)
- IM417 Manufacturing Resource Analysis (3)
- MN120 Fund of Engr Design Processes (3)
- MN170 Industrial Materials & Testing (3)
- MN203 Industrial Materials & Process I (3)
- MN260 Technical Computer Programming (3)
Choose 6 hours from:
- CH143 Construction Methods and Materials I (3)
- CH243 Construction Methods and Materials II (3)
- FM504 Facilities Management (3)
- IM405 Innovation for a Lean Enterprise (3)
- IM515 Advanced Technical Communication (3)
- MN319 Statics & Strength of Materials (3)
- MN324 Mechanical Design Processes (3)
Industrial and safety management students earn experience through a senior design capstone course for students to work in teams to solve open-ended industrial projects. Students also gain valuable hands-on experience through labs that accompany the course work.
Some requirements may be fulfilled by coursework in major program.
- Social and Behavioral Sciences – 6 hours
- Constitution Requirement – 3 hours
- Written Communication – 6 hours
- Oral Communication – 3 hours
- Natural Sciences – 7 hours (from two disciplines, one to include a lab)
- Mathematics – 3 hours
- Humanities & Fine Arts – 9 hours (from at least two disciplines)
- Additional requirements – 5 hours (to include UI100 for native students)
- Civics examination
First Year
Fall Semester (13 Hours)
- UI100 (1)
- EN100 (3)
- MA116 (3)
- MI101 (3)
- MN120 (3)
Spring Semester (15 Hours)
- IM301 (3)
- MA117 (3)
- MN170 (3)
- General Education (3)
- General Education (3)
Second Year
Fall Semester (16 Hours)
- CH181/GO110 (3)
- ET160 (3)
- IM300 (3)
- MN203 (3)
- PH106/107 (3)
Spring Semester (15 Hours)
- MN260 (3)
- MN304 (3)
- General Education (3)
- General Education (3)
- General Education (3)
Third Year
Fall Semester (15 Hours)
- ET304 (3)
- EV453 (3)
- IM311 (3)
- Major Elective (3)
- General Education (3)
Spring Semester (15 Hours)
- EG301 (3)
- IM419 (3)
- MN220 (3)
- SW207 (3)
- General Education (3)
Fourth Year
Fall Semester (16 Hours)
- EV454 (3)
- IM309 (3)
- IM313 (3)
- IM411 (3)
- Elective (4)
Spring Semester (15 Hours)
- EV455 (3)
- IM410 (3)
- IM417 (3)
- IM506 (3)
- Major Elective (3)
What will it cost?
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Accelerated Master’s Degree
Southeast offers an accelerated master’s degree for current students. You can get both undergraduate and graduate credit for some 500 level courses, meaning you can graduate with an MBA sooner.
Accreditations
Engineering and Technology Accreditations
The Department of Engineering and Technology boasts several accreditations for its programs. We're proud of the work we do to make our programs worth it for you. We encourage you to learn more about our student performance and achievement for this accredited program.
Getting the Job
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