DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENT

Master of Science in Industrial Technology & Management

Department of Industrial Technology & Management offers a Master of Science degree program in fulfillment of minimum of 35 credit units’ courses.

Industrial Technology & Management is a field of study designed to prepare technical and/or technical management-oriented professionals for employment in business, industry, education, and government. Industrial Technology graduates obtain a sound knowledge and understanding of a variety of skills which may include but are not limited to the following areas: material and production processes, industrial management and human relations, principles of distribution, design, safety, automation and electronics. They also acquire a thorough understanding of the theories and the ability to apply the principles and concepts of mathematics, science and the application of computer fundamentals.

Objectives

1. To provide a general overall understanding of American and international industry, research, design, production, management and servicing
2. To provide each major with a firm understanding of modern technological practices and procedures used by industry
3. To provide each major with a solid foundation of the various industrial areas that will prepare the student for a position in corporate America.
4. To provide each student with a background in technical management and supervision
5. To instill in each student an appreciation of the American work ethic and for completing tasks with pride and on time.
6. To provide students with “hands on” experience, using the latest traditional and high technological instrumentation, equipment and simulation software.
7. To provide students with personal, professional, academic and occupational advice for growth.

COURSES:

FIRST SEMESTER

Marketing, Sales, and Product Introduction

Quality Management Systems

Advanced Project Management

Integrated Facilities Management

Entrepreneurship in Industry

Industrial Engineering Concepts and Applications

SECOND SEMESTER

Construction Technology

Industrial Leadership

Industrial Risk Management

Smart Factory Automation

Manufacturing and Logistics Information Systems

THIRD SEMESTER

Data Analytics for Industry

Issues in Industrial Sustainability

Energy Options in Industry

Special Projects