CERTIFICATES in

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT AND

TECHNOLOGY

INDUSTRIAL SAFETY ITEN 2330 OSHA for General Industry ITEN 4332 Hazardous Waste & Fire Safety ITEN 4340 Leadership and Supervision Any two of the following, ITEN 3336 Industrial Hygiene I ITEN 3338 Industrial Hygiene II ITEN 4320 Safety Program Administration OIL FIELD SERVICE ITEN 3310 Fluid Power ITEN 3313 Energy Systems ITEN 3323 Cost Estimating ITEN 4332 Hazardous Waste & Fire Safety ITEN 4340 Leadership and Supervision Any one of the following, ITEN 3333 Industrial Scheduling ITEN 3324 Industrial Controls MGMT 3325 Human Resource Mgmt CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT ITEN 3321 Architectural CAD ITEN 3323 Cost Estimating ITEN 3331 Construction Technology ITEN 3333 Industrial Scheduling ITEN 4332 Hazardous Waste & Fire Safety ITEN 4353 Construction Management MANUFACTURING MANAGEMENT ITEN 3306 Manufacturing Processes ITEN 3349 Lean Production ITEN 4332 Hazardous Waste & Fire Safety Any two of the following, ITEN 3345 Advanced Graphics and Modeling ITEN 3315 CAD/CAM ITEN 3310 Fluid Power ITEN 3311 Manufacturing Facilities Note: Additional courses may be required for certificates which can be fulfilled using program free electives and/or departmental electives. Several of the listed certificate courses are required courses within the degree plan.

The Bachelor of Science in Industrial Management and Technology is a 120 credit hour program that incorporates a Certificate in Business Administration (Minor in Business Administration optional). The program is accredited by the Association of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering (ATMAE).

FALL 2014 DEGREE REQUIREMENTS General Education (38 credit hours) UNIV 1101 & 1102 University Success ............ 2 hrs. ENGL 1301 Rhet. & Comp ............................... 3 hrs. ENGL 1302 Rhet. & Comp ............................... 3 hrs. HIST 1301 American History ............................ 3 hrs. HIST 1302 American History ............................ 3 hrs. POLS 2301 Govt. & Politics of US ................... 3 hrs. POLS 2302 Govt. & Politics of TX ................... 3 hrs. Cultural Elective ................................................ 3 hrs. Fine Arts Elective .............................................. 3 hrs. Communications Elective .................................. 3 hrs. ISYS 1301 Personal Computer Apps ................. 3 hrs. Free Elective ...................................................... 3 hrs. Free Elective ...................................................... 3 hrs. Mathematics (6 credit hours) MATH 1314 or 1324 or higher .......................... 3 hrs. MATH 1316 or 1325 or higher .......................... 3 hrs. Science (7 credit hours) Chemistry with lab ............................................. 4 hrs. Physics with lab ................................................. 3 hrs. Business Component (12 credit hours) ISYS 2302 Principles of Info Systems ............. 3 hrs. ACCT 2301 Principles of Accounting I ............ 3 hrs. ECON 2301 Principles of Economics I ............. 3 hrs. MGMT 3322 Principles of Management ........... 3 hrs. Industrial Mgmt/Tech (57 credit hours) ITEN 1311 Technical CAD ............................... 3 hrs. ITEN 1315 Intro to Manufacturing Processes ... 3 hrs. ITEN 2301 Industrial Electronics ...................... 3 hrs. ITEN 2320 Industrial Materials ......................... 3 hrs. ITEN 2330 OSHA for General Industry ............ 3 hrs. ITEN 3306 Manufacturing Processes ............... 3 hrs. ITEN 3331 Construction Technology ................ 3 hrs. ITEN 3313 Energy Systems .............................. 3 hrs. ITEN 3323 Cost Estimating ............................... 3 hrs. ITEN 3349 Lean Production .............................. 3 hrs. ITEN 4332 Hazardous Waste & Fire Safety ..... 3 hrs. ITEN 4352 Quality Assurance ........................... 3 hrs. ITEN 4336 Industrial Employment Research .... 3 hrs. ITEN 4340 Leadership and Supervision ............ 3 hrs. ITEN Advanced Electives total of 9 hrs. ITEN Advanced Electives OR Advanced Business Elective...total of 6 hrs.

Note: Adv. Business Electives normally selected from MGMT 3325 Human Resource Management, MKTG 3324 Principles of Marketing, MGMT 4324 Total Quality Management, and BUAD 3355 Business Statistics.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

AND TECHNOLOGY

at Texas A&M University - Kingsville

Exciting careers within industries such as Oil Field Service, Construction, and Manufacturing

Earn additional departmental certificates in:

Industrial Safety

Oil Field Service

Construction Management

Manufacturing Management

Excellent and diverse career opportunities! Industrial Management and Technology program

that is accredited by the Association of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering (ATMAE).

Courses offered during the day and at night so you can keep your existing day job.

Only 120 credit hours to graduate with built-in business administration certificate, optional minor.

Starting salaries from the mid 40s to the mid 50s or higher depending on industry and selected career field!

Visit our web site at: www.engineer.tamuk.edu/departments/iten

REASONS TO ENROLL

College of Engineering

in

with a Certificate in

Business Administration

Faculty

Dr. Bruce Marsh, Chair & Assoc. Professor Dr. Farzin Heidari, Associate Professor Dr. Patricia Polastri, Assistant Professor Mr. William Rosenkranz, Lecturer Mr. Jamieson Lewis, Adjunct Lecturer

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY (MTEN)

Industrial Management and Technology is a field of study that prepares students for careers within the areas of supervision and operations management. Associated positions within this career field are normally found in production management and quality control; cost estimating, scheduling, and project management; safety supervision and management; and oil field service and engineering services.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Students within the program will be given the opportunity to take the Certified Technology Manager (CTM) exam offered by ATMAE. This is an internationally recognized certification. In addition, the department supports active student chapters of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers and Epsilon Pi Tau, an honorary for technology professionals with GPA's of 3.0 or higher

SCHOLARSHIPS

Texas A&M University-Kingsville and the College of Engineering have a full range of financial assistance and general scholarships available to new and continuing students. The MTEN department also awards scholarships to Industrial Management and Technology majors. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Dr. Bruce Marsh, Dept Chair Industrial Technology Department 700 University Blvd, MSC 203 Texas A&M University-Kingsville Kingsville, TX 78363-8202 Dept Cell: 361-522-0111 Main Office Phone: (361) 593-2608 Alt Office Phone: (361) 593-2872 Fax: (361) 593-2609 E-mail: bruce.marsh@tamuk.edu

CAREER PREPARATION Students are prepared for a wide variety of management oriented technical professions. Graduates find industrial positions in production or construction supervision, quality assurance, prototype development, cost estimating, technical sales, safety evaluation, industrial training, and technical communications. The average starting salary is normally between the mid 40s and mid 50s or higher based on job title and industry selected for a career.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

There is a wide range of positions available to Industrial Management and Technology graduates. Some of the departments graduates have received job offers within the following career areas:

Maintenance Coordinator at Dixie Iron Works Mechanical Designer at NRG Engineering Quality Assurance Manager at Dixie Iron Works Team Leader at HEB Manufacturing Cost Estimator at Kiewit Offshore Project Manager or Field Engineer at Kiewit Offshore Field Engineer or Technical Professional at Halliburton Project or Safety Manager at Zachry Construction Field Specialist at Baker Hughes Field Engineer at C&J Energy Services, Inc

ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS Students can officially enter the Industrial Management and Technology program once they are admitted to the College of Engineering; this requires an ACT of 21+ or SAT of 970+ or an Overall GPA of 2.5. They may also take class within the department prior to entering the college. Students transferring from other colleges with GPAs less than 2.5 would enter the department via Pre-Engineering (PPEN). To graduate from TAMUK with the Bachelor of Science in Industrial Management and Technology, a student must have a major GPA of 2.5 GPA and a 2.25 GPA within Math/Science and Business.